Japan's land prices rise at strongest pace in 34 years

4th straight year of gains helped by surge in inbound tourism

20250318 tourists japan

Foreign tourists visit Tsukiji Outer Market in Tokyo in June, 2024. © Reuters

TOKYO, (Reuters) -- Japan's land prices rose at their fastest pace in 34 years in 2024, with recovery spreading to regional areas thanks to sustained economic growth, in the latest sign of a pickup in the property market, a government survey showed on Tuesday.

Average nationwide land prices, across residential and commercial, grew 2.7% as of Jan 1, the fourth straight year of gains, the land ministry survey showed.

Sponsored Content

About Sponsored ContentThis content was commissioned by Nikkei's Global Business Bureau.