TOKYO -- Japan land prices gained the most in 15 years as a loose monetary policy and the lifting of COVID restrictions fueled demand for offices, condominiums and hotels.
Easy money, people returning to the office and foreign investment fuel gains

An aerial view of Tokyo: Real estate prices in the Japanese capital's business districts and tourist zones are on the rise. (Photo by Karina Nooka)
TOKYO -- Japan land prices gained the most in 15 years as a loose monetary policy and the lifting of COVID restrictions fueled demand for offices, condominiums and hotels.