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Sekisui House acquires former Takeo Miki Memorial Hall in Shibuya vicinity
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Sekisui House acquires former Takeo Miki Memorial Hall in Shibuya vicinity

Sekisui House acquired former Takeo Miki Memorial Hall in Nampeidaicho, Shibuya-ku. The residence of Takeo Miki, the 66th Prime Minister of Japan, was used as the memorial building, but it closed. Sekisui House has yet to disclose its plans.

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Hulic sells seven buildings in five central Tokyo wards
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Hulic sells seven buildings in five central Tokyo wards

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Vortex acquires Akihabara office building from Mitsubishi
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Will top rents reach the 30,000 yen per tsubo mark?

With the office building vacancy rate at its lowest level among major cities, ranging from 2.0% to 3.0%, and rent reaching a record-high level, the real estate market in Sapporo is booming. Meanwhile, mass supply has started, and the parties concerned are worried whether bullish rents can be set. Amid rising construction costs, some plans have opted to postpone the construction period or reduce the size to ensure that rents align with demand.

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