TOKYO -- Overseas investment firms are diving into the Japanese real estate market, with major British and American funds joining the fray as ultralow borrowing costs offer enticing returns.
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Japan Tobacco announced in July that it will sell its headquarters in Tokyo's Minato Ward. The property is expected to fetch more than 100 billion yen. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Overseas investment firms are diving into the Japanese real estate market, with major British and American funds joining the fray as ultralow borrowing costs offer enticing returns.