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J-REITs on the rebound and Japanese firms face shareholder pressure to divest real estate holdings: Aprea report

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 3 min read
J-REITs on the rebound and Japanese firms face shareholder pressure to divest real estate holdings: Aprea report
J-REITs are trading close to their net asset values, and vacancy rates in Tokyo’s office market have dropped below 3%, helping landlords regain pricing power. Photo: Bloomberg
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2025 saw the return of rental growth in supply-constrained cities, renewed confidence in listed REITs and rising demand for assets aligned with decarbonisation and digital infrastructure.

Few markets surprised investors more in 2025 than Japan, according to a new report by Asia Pacific Real Assets Association (Aprea).

“The year marked a clear inflection point, as investors and property managers alike acknowledged Japan’s sustained rental growth, driven by an inflationary macroeconomic backdrop,” says Naoki Suzuki, president and CEO of KJRM Holdings, or KKR Japan Realty Management.

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