Tokyo
London (West End) World's Most Expensive Office Market; Hong Kong (CBD) Now Ranks Second CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc. 05.05.2010 | Tokyo Property Poised to Rebound, Chuo Mitsui Says (Update1)Finbarr Flynn and Takako Taniguchi Bloomberg 17.06.2009 |
 London's West End remains the world's most expensive office market, according to CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc. (CBRE) Global Research and Consulting's semi-annual Global Office Rents survey. Hong Kong's Central Business District (CBD) has risen to second place pushing Tokyo's Inner Central to third place. Mumbai is now in fourth position on the list while Moscow remains in fifth in the CBRE rankings, which tracks occupancy costs for prime office space in 176 cities around the globe. |  June 18 (Bloomberg) -- Tokyo’s property market is poised to rebound as overseas investors seek bargains in Japan’s biggest cities, said Kazuo Tanabe, president of Chuo Mitsui Trust Holdings Inc. |
Tokyo Property Market Poised to Rebound, Chuo Mitsui Chief SaysFinbarr Flynn and Takako Taniguchi Bloomberg 17.06.2009 | 3 CONTRACTORS' REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT PROFITS TO SINK IN FY09 tradingmarkets.com 09.06.2009 |
 (Bloomberg) -- Tokyo’s property market is poised to rebound as overseas investors seek bargains in Japan’s biggest cities, said Kazuo Tanabe, president of Chuo Mitsui Trust Holdings Inc. |  TOKYO, Jun 09, 2009 (AsiaPulse via COMTEX) -- OBYCF | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- Three of Japan's top four general contractors are expected to reap lower profits from real estate development operations in the year ending March 31, 2010, as a result of slumping market prices. |
World's Best Places For Real Estate BuysMatt Woolsey Calgary Herald 24.03.2009 | New Luxury Options in Tokyo and SingaporeHILARY HOWARD The New York Times 14.03.2009 |
 Washington, D.C., traditionally takes a back seat to world cities like London, New York and Tokyo when it comes to real estate investment. That's likely to change. |  This month, Hong Kong-based Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts opened its first property in Japan: the Shangri-La Hotel, Tokyo, on the top 11 floors of the 37-floor Marunouchi Trust Tower (www.shangri-la.com). The 202-room hotel, near Tokyo Station, has two restaurants, a spa, a health club and an indoor pool. It is also home to over 2,000 pieces of art and 50 handmade chandeliers, some with glass carved into the shape of ginkgo leaves (Tokyo’s symbol). |
