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Japan Real Estate - 1Q 2014

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Japan Real Estate - 1Q 2014

Led by a recovery in domestic consumption and external demand, Japan’s GDP was expected to finish 2013 with a 1.8% expansion. Much of the growth came in the latter half of the year. Consumer demand for durable goods such as automobiles and white goods was strong among upper income groups. A pending tax hike is expected to curtail consumption and deter the pace of growth in coming months, with momentum likely to slow to 1% in 2014. For now, aggressive monetary easing has formed a tailwind for asset prices and the overall real estate market.

Source : Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management

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  • Mark G. Roberts

    Managing Director - Head of Research and Strategy, Alternatives and Real Assets - DWS Investment Management Americas

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