The article uses data to examine the decline in closed transactions in Tokyo’s 23-ward existing-condominium market for the fifth consecutive month, the possibility that a ¥70 million price barrier is emerging, and the impact of rising interest rates on the prices buyers can afford.
The number of closed transactions for existing condominiums in Tokyo’s 23 wards is reported to have fallen for the fifth consecutive month.
The emergence of a ¥70 million price barrier is under discussion, and the way the range of prices buyers can afford changes as interest rates rise is presented as an issue.
The article aims to explain real estate market conditions using data.