Heightened Housing Demand Following the Kumamoto Earthquake
First written in FY2017-Q1. 5 of 12 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2017-Q2. Latest entry: FY2019.
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- FY2019Confirmed a full-year decline in housing starts in Kumamoto PrefectureAnnual report
「Similarly, in Kumamoto Prefecture, one of the company’s main sales areas, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts was 7,167 units, down 8.6% year on year.」
The disclosure states that new owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture totaled 7,167 units for the full year from July 2018 through June 2019, down 8.6% year on year. Meanwhile, the company’s management policy describes reconstruction efforts following the Kumamoto Earthquake as becoming more active. - FY2019-Q3Year-on-year declines continue; still high compared with before the earthquakeAnnual report
「Similarly, in Kumamoto Prefecture, one of the company’s main sales areas, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts fell 6.3% month on month in January 2019, 2.3% year on year in February and 20.5% year on year in March. Although the number declined year on year, it remained at a high level compared with before the earthquake.」
The number of owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture declined for 3 consecutive months year on year, while the company maintained its assessment that the level remained high compared with before the earthquake. - FY2019-Q2Shift from year-on-year declines to a mix of increases and decreasesAnnual report
「Similarly, in Kumamoto Prefecture, one of the company’s main sales areas, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts rose 7.2% month on month in October 2018 and 10.6% year on year in November, then fell 22.8% year on year in December. Although the number declined year on year in December, it remained at a high level compared with before the earthquake.」
The number of owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture shifted from 3 consecutive months of declines in the previous quarter to a mix of increases in October and November and a decline in December. Meanwhile, the assessment that the level remained high compared with before the earthquake was maintained. - FY2019-Q1Down year on year but still high compared with before the earthquakeAnnual report
「Similarly, in Kumamoto Prefecture, one of the company’s main sales areas, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts fell 20.9% year on year in July 2018, 9.5% in August and 11.8% in September. Although the number declined slightly year on year, it remained at a high level compared with the average number of new housing starts before the Kumamoto Earthquake.」
The number of new owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture declined for 3 consecutive months year on year, while the disclosure explains that it remained at a high level compared with the pre-earthquake average. The assessment has shifted from the previous trend of increases and high levels to a continued high level accompanied by year-on-year declines. - FY2018AdvancedAnnual report
「According to figures released by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture from July 2017 through June 2018 was 7,839 units, up 7.6% year on year, remaining at a high level compared with before the Kumamoto Earthquake.」
The disclosure presents the new full-year figure of 7,839 new owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture from July 2017 through June 2018, up 7.6% year on year, and describes the continuation of a high level above that seen before the earthquake. - FY2018-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Meanwhile, in Kumamoto Prefecture, one of the company’s main sales areas, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts rose 23% year on year in January 2018, fell 12.6% in February and rose 11.3% in March, remaining at a high level compared with before the Kumamoto Earthquake.」
Monthly housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture showed a mix of increases and decreases, but the disclosure reaffirms that they remained at a high level compared with before the Kumamoto Earthquake. - FY2018-Q2Remains high but declines year on yearAnnual report
「Similarly, in Kumamoto Prefecture, one of the company’s main sales areas, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts fell 1.7% month on month in October 2017, 11.6% year on year in November and 3.9% year on year in December. Although the number declined slightly year on year, it remained at a high level compared with before the Kumamoto Earthquake.」
The number of owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture declined from October through December, but the company explains that it remained at a high level compared with before the Kumamoto Earthquake. The disclosure presents both the continued high level of reconstruction demand and the year-on-year decline, reflecting a shift from the previous upward trend. - FY2018-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Similarly, in Kumamoto Prefecture, one of the company’s main sales areas, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts rose 56.9% month on month in July 2017, 43.1% year on year in August and 62.9% year on year in September, remaining at a high level as a result of the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake.」
The disclosure newly presents the growth rates for new owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture from July through September 2017 and explains that housing demand following the Kumamoto Earthquake continued at a high level. - FY2017AdvancedAnnual report
「The number of new owner-occupied housing starts from July 2016 through June 2017 rose substantially to 7,288 units, up 64.0% year on year, as reconstruction efforts following the Kumamoto Earthquake in April 2016 gathered momentum.」
The disclosure presents the new full-year figure of 7,288 new owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture, up 64.0% year on year, and explains that reconstruction demand was gaining full momentum. - FY2017-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Meanwhile, in Kumamoto Prefecture, one of the company’s main sales areas, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts rose 46.4% month on month in January 2017, 94.9% year on year in February and 29.0% year on year in March, remaining at a high level as reconstruction following the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake progressed.」
The disclosure newly presents the growth rates for new owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture from January through March 2017 and explains that reconstruction demand following the earthquake remained at a high level. - FY2017-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Similarly, in Kumamoto Prefecture, one of the company’s main sales areas, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts rose 38.6% month on month in October 2016, 124.6% year on year in November and 95.8% year on year in December, with demand becoming more active as reconstruction following the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake progressed.」
The disclosure newly presents the growth rates for new owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture from October through December and explains that demand became more active as reconstruction following the earthquake progressed. - FY2017-Q1First statedAnnual report
「Similarly, in Kumamoto Prefecture, one of the company’s main sales areas, the number of new owner-occupied housing starts rose 14.5% month on month in July 2016, 21.0% year on year in August and 12.9% year on year in September, with demand increasing as a result of the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake.」
The disclosure presents the monthly growth rates for new owner-occupied housing starts in Kumamoto Prefecture, the company’s main sales area, and describes rising demand resulting from the Kumamoto Earthquake.