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Real estate

Japan senior living – Capitalizing on structural trends

Harry Tan
Head of Research, Strategic Insights, Real Estate, Asia Pacific
Leo Chung
Director of Research, Strategic Insights
Nara, Japan Skyline

Japan has emerged as one of the top three commercial real estate markets in the world, as a result of structural economic reforms, monetary expansion and flexible fiscal policy.1

Combined with a progressively aging population and a low fertility rate, demand for senior homes across key regional cities in Japan has steadily increased. We anticipate that this trend will continue in the next few decades.

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