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Japan Real Estate & Property, REITs and Building Products: Takeaways from Asia (Hong Kong) investor visits

Published: 2026-06-28Institution: CitiPages: 10Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

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Japan Real Estate & Property, REITs and Building Products: Takeaways from Asia (Hong Kong) investor visits

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28 Jun 2026 11:55:04 ET │ 10 pages

Japan Real Estate & Property, REITs and Building

Products

Takeaways from Asia (Hong Kong) investor visits

CITI’S TAKE

We present key takeaways from our Property and Financials Conference

and about 30 follow-up meetings with investors during the week of June

22. There was a roughly equal ratio of long-only investors and hedge Masashi Miki, CFAAC

funds, and slightly more generalists than real estate-focused investors. +81-3-6776-4665

Nearly all investors have a bearish view on the real estate, J-REIT, housing, masashi.miki@citi.com

and housing equipment sectors, and they have few expectations for share

prices to recover. Global real estate-focused investors have underweight

positions on Japan relative to benchmarks, and are especially underweight

for J-REITs. Key takeaways for each sector are as follows.

Real estate — Investors are avoiding the real estate sector due to interest rate trends,

and main concerns include an increase in capital costs and cap rates due to higher

interest rates. However, some investors are looking for investment opportunities in

view of the decline in share prices the past few months and a further tightening of the

office market. We recommend Mitsui Fudosan, but many investors still prefer

Mitsubishi Estate based on expectations for the Marunouchi business and Q1

earnings, and there are some concerns about Mitsui Fudosan’s rental housing

business in the US. Investors are positive on fundamentals at Sumitomo Realty &

Development, but concerned about activist trends and shareholder return policies.

Many investors are bearish on Nomura Real Estate Holdings due to concerns about

condominium prices.

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