TOKYO -- Prices for new condominium units in Tokyo and Osaka have risen by the most among 15 major global cities, according to a semiannual report, as a weak yen attracts international investors.
Prices in the two cities climbed 1.5% each in the half-year to April, data released Thursday by the Japan Real Estate Institute (JREI) shows, outpacing markets such as Singapore, which grew 1.3%, and New York at 0.3%.
