Japan
What does the future look like for Japan’s hotel sector?
What does the future look like for Japan’s hotel sector?
The outlook for existing asset performance remains promising.
Japan hotel occupancy rate rises to 84.2% in H1 2025
Occupancy is almost at the pre-pandemic peak level.
Tokyo Grade A office leasing volumes to remain solid in H2
A strong appetite from corporates is driving demand.
Osaka office rental market expected to accelerate in the near term
Workplaces are now used as a strategy to attract talent.
Here are some of Tokyo’s notable retail projects to watch over the next few years
The Hulic Aoyama Building Redevelopment Project has commenced construction.
Tokyo to see three new luxury hotels in H2 2025
A wave of upscale hotel openings is coming.
Japan’s slowing hotel pipeline opens door for foreign hotel brands
Traditional inns continue to dominate the accommodation sector.
Osaka investment-grade office rents up 5.5% in H1
All-grade rents also inched up by 0.8%.
Nagoya new office supply to reach 6,000 tsubo in H2 2025
Analysts expect smooth absorption as new supply remains limited.
Investment-grade office rents in regional Japan record strong growth in H1
Osaka saw the strongest rental growth of 5.5%.
Osaka’s 2025 new office supply to underperform 2024 levels
This year’s supply is expected to only be a third of last year’s volumes.
Signs that office supply shortage concerns in Tokyo are intensifying
Strong pre-leasing activity for buildings in good locations is one.
Tokyo Grade B office rental growth strengthens by 6.8% in Q2
Chuo saw the biggest rental growth during the quarter.
Tokyo Grade A office rents up 8.3% in Q2
Shinjuku outperformed all other areas for the third straight quarter.
Rental gap between large and small residential units now narrowing in Tokyo
The shrinking supply of smaller units made affordable rents relatively scarce.
Tokyo’s strong residential hub appeal unlikely to wane: analyst
Sustained rental growth and occupancy rates are expected to continue this year.
Tokyo residential occupancy rates slip to 96.5% in Q2
Analysts expect some slight softening in occupancy rates in the near term.