Which Tokyo office district deserves the capital? (EN)

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Ellie checks the basis of every vacancy figure and re-ranks a fund's Tokyo submarket shortlist before the committee votes.

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Halverstone's Asia fund draft strategy ranks Osaki first on 2.4% vacancy, but that is the five central wards' figure. Ellie finds Osaki's own 6.9% in the market report, a 38,000-tsubo 2027 supply wave (3.3 years of take-up) and six months rent-free in a Japanese leasing memo, which she quotes and translates. Re-scored on the paper's own weights, Osaki falls from first to fourth and Nihonbashi leads.

Key points

  • Every vacancy rate stated with publisher, numerator and universe
  • Japanese source quoted and translated
  • Ranking corrected on the fund's own weights
Video details
Roles
Portfolio Manager, Investor / LP
Processes
Acquisitions, Portfolio Analytics
Geographies
APAC
Markets
Japan
Tags
author-demo-2, market research, Japan, submarkets