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Digitalization to trigger changes in Japan’s construction and real estate sectors

Long before the onslaught of coronavirus, Japan’s real estate market was characterized as steady, stable, and reliable, and industry insiders remain optimistic about the post-pandemic future, as the sector continues to show its resilience in the face of the pandemic.

While Japan’s real estate market has traditionally been dominated by domestic buyers, the ratio of foreign entities making direct investments has nearly doubled in two years. Today, 38% of real estate in Japan comes from foreign investors, compared to just 21% in 2019, with overseas investors attracted by the country’s stable governance, low initial cost of purchase, attractive investment yield, and diversified

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