TOKYO -- Investors remain bullish about Japan's property market this year. Funding is easy to come by, despite the county's first interest rate hike in 17 years in March. Further fueling their optimism is a flood of overseas tourists, workers returning to the office in droves and rising rents.
Singapore's GIC is reportedly considering the sale of a Hilton hotel in Fukuoka, left, while railway operator Seibu hopes to raise up to $2 billion through a sale of an upscale office and hotel complex in central Tokyo. (Source photos by Kyodo)
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