REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH
Housing & Real Estate: Rerating of real-estate stock driven by offices and improved capital efficiency
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Housing & Real Estate: Rerating of real-estate stock driven by offices and improved capital efficiency
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June 30, 2026 06:22 AM GMTM
Investor Presentation | Japan Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities Co., Ltd.+ Toshiyuki Anegawa
Equity Analyst
Housing & Real Estate: Rerating of real-estate Toshiyuki.Anegawa@morganstanleymufg.com +81 3 6836-8914
stock driven by offices and improved capital
efficiency Real Estate
Japan
Valuation pressure from rising interest rates is likely to persist near term. However, we see scope for Industry View In-Line
Housing
a rerating driven by office rent growth, ROE improvement, and enhanced shareholder returns. With Japan
Industry View In-Line
concerns lingering that rent increases may not keep pace with higher interest rates and that progress
on shareholder returns remains insufficient, attention will focus on how companies address these
issues.
Key highlights
• Despite heightened uncertainty, the Tokyo office market has remained resilient, but how sustainable is the current pace of rent
growth?
• With long-term interest rates rising, will real estate cap rates begin to trend higher?
• As property flipping in the existing condominium market becomes more prevalent, will this affect new condominium pricing and
sales?
• Have shareholder proposals and activist campaigns largely run their course, with the focus now shifting to company-led
shareholder return enhancement?
• Will the sector achieve a virtuous cycle of moderate rent growth and cost pass-through, or will cost-push pressures from higher
material and labor costs intensify? Morgan Stanley does and seeks to do business with
companies covered in Morgan Stanley Research. As a result,
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