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Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q1/2012
11 May 2012

Although seasonal factors prompted moderate rental declines in many submarkets in Q1/2012, the fundamentals for mid-market leasing assets in Tokyo are strong. Already high and rising occupancy levels in the J-REIT residential portfolio are testament to this.

 

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Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q1/2012

Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q1/2012

11 May 2012

Although seasonal factors prompted moderate rental declines in many submarkets in Q1/2012, the fundamentals for mid-market leasing assets in Tokyo are strong. Already high and rising occupancy levels in the J-REIT residential portfolio are testament to this.

 
 
 
Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q4/2011

Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q4/2011

20 February 2012

Tokyo’s positive demographics, as well as heightened tenant preference for modern properties with good public transport access, acted to buoy demand for mid-market rental apartments in Q4/2011.

 
 
 
Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q3/2011

Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q3/2011

30 October 2011

Fundamentals for good-quality residential assets remained firm in Q3/2011 as in-migration from the region and a growing focus on workplace proximity supported demand in the central Tokyo market.

 
 
 
Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q2/2011

Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q2/2011

30 July 2011

Mid-market residential fundamentals remained solid in Q2/2011 as tenant demand continues to focus on good-quality assets in central locations. Dampened business and consumer sentiment as a result of the Great East Japan Earthquake, will however, place pressure on the upper end of the market in the near term.

 
 
 
Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q1/2011

Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q1/2011

30 April 2011

Average rents of modern units showed growth in Q1, suggesting they have hit the bottom of the current cycle, while J-REIT residential occupancy also continued to improve, reaching their highest level in over two years. Demand for luxury residential is expected to soften over the coming months as a result of the tragic natural disasters in March, however the fundamentals of the mid-market residential sector will remain sound.

 
 
 
Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q4/2010

Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q4/2010

28 February 2011

  Although rents for certain unit types remain under pressure in some submarkets, Tokyo’s overall residential leasing market continued to stabilise during Q4/2010. In particular, average occupancy levels for modern properties held up well, a trend which is expected to continue in the near term.  

 
 
 
Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q3/2010

Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q3/2010

23 November 2010

  The Tokyo residential leasing market remains characterised by disparities, both in terms of location and property typology. Nonetheless, average rents and vacancy rates in Tokyo’s core residential wards appear to have reached the bottom of the current rental cycle. Osaka appears to be following suit, with Q3 data suggestive of a tentative recovery in that market.  

 
 
 
Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q2/2010

Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q2/2010

23 August 2010

  As confidence gradually returns to the occupier market, average asking rents in Tokyo and Yokohama have started to level off.  

 
 
 

Tokyo Residential Briefing - Q1/2010

06 May 2010

  Occupancy and contract rates are showing signs of improvement as rents and sales prices continue to fall.  

 
 
 

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Koji Naito

Koji Naito

Associate Director
Research & Consultancy

Savills Japan

 

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