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Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation New report issued Real estate market research report Vol. 233 “Newly built condominiums whose prices continue to rise, considering the future room for increase from the buyer profi le”

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[New Report Published] Real Estate Market Research Report Vol. 233 “Newly built condominiums whose prices continue to rise, considering the potential for future increases based on the buyer profile” ……
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, President and CEO: Iwao Nagashima) has recently published real estate market research report Vol. 233, “Newly built condominiums whose prices continue to rise, considering the potential for future increases based on the buyer profile” Did.
A sample survey of the characteristics of the buyers of three newly built condominiums sold at the same time in the city center
The estimated buyer profile for each condominium surveyed is as follows: Condominium A (Joto area, average sale price approximately 80 million yen/unit) Mainly purchased by young people using mortgages for self-occupation purposes.
Condominium B (Jonan area, approximately 130 million yen/unit) Purchased by individuals with assets above a certain level for various purposes such as self-residence, second home, relative’s residence, rental/investment, etc., and approximately half of them use loans. Condominium C (Josai area, approx. 270 million yen/unit) Individuals with sufficient assets purchase with an emphasis on the living environment and asset value with an eye to future asset inheritance; few use loans.
Future price trends will likely vary depending on the purchase purpose and financial plan of the purchaser.
The price of new condominiums in the city continues to rise. The average selling price exceeds 100 million yen, and the “100 million yen,” synonymous with luxury condominiums, is now not uncommon in central Tokyo.
It is said that so-called power couples are making purchases through paired loans, but the pace of increase in condominium prices is outpacing the pace of increase in annual household income.
Who exactly is buying it and for what purpose?
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking conducted a sample survey of the buyer profile of three newly built condominiums in order to consider the potential for further price increases in the future.
Apartments sampled
The apartments targeted for investigation are as follows.
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