depreciation of the Japanese Yen. However, the lack of available land for development in Tokyo itself hampers this strategy, and serve to further heat up the logistics sector, as demand far outstrips supply for this asset class. Some institutional investors have even taken to buying contaminated l...
At the same time Japan was experiencing a great export boom, due largely to currency depreciation. From 1932 to 1937, Japan engaged in gradual economic and political penetration of N China. In July, 1937, after an incident at Beijing, Japanese troops invaded the northern provinces. Chinese ...
In Townsend’s opinion at least, the fact that Japanese homes don’t hold their value changes what people are looking for when they hire an architect. TOWNSEND: The economic incentives to build a house that will one day be resold don’t exist in Japan because of housing depreciation. And ...
Credit crunch revealed in 2007 and the following Lehman Shock caused turmoil in the world economy.Japanese real estate market also faced rapid turn upon Lehman Shock that froze the market which seemed to have been over-earnest until then. Numerous real estate players, especially emerging companies,...
The depreciation of the yen, as a result of the loose monetary policy, boosted the performance of Japanese enterprises, as well as the stock market and the real estate market. This consequently lifted the income of employees of big corporations and domestic consumption. Corporations also increased...
Illiquidity stems from heterogeneity in agent real estate valuations. The variance of agent valuations determines how quickly prices adjust following a shock to fundamentals. We examine the predictions of the model by studying price depreciation in Japanese land values subsequent to the 1990 stock ...
The depreciation of the Japanese yen means that the cost of imports continues to rise. "Cost performance" is a competitive weapon for fast selling of parity products. After the cost has gone up, the brand of European and American brands has been very difficult to achieve. ...
At the same time Japan was experiencing a great export boom, due largely to currency depreciation. From 1932 to 1937, Japan engaged in gradual economic and political penetration of N China. In July, 1937, after an incident at Beijing, Japanese troops invaded the northern provinces. Chinese ...