Originally published June 2022.
(Even though it might eventually cease to exist.)
Japan’s death rate exceeds its birth rate, prompting speculation that the country could eventually cease to exist if nothing is done to change this. In addition, Japan’s ageing and shrinking population may also raise questions about the long-term prospects of its economy. However, upon taking a closer look, Japan’s economic performance and environment arguably present it as a suitable place to store wealth, particularly amid the increasing uncertainty in the world.
First, Japan is a developed country well known for its overall stability. Its citizens coexist with minimal political and social divisions, unlike many countries in the West. Indeed, the sense of security that Japan provides, together with the attractive funding options available, has allowed the country to enjoy a steady inflow of foreign capital seeking stable investments in the real estate market.
“The strong real estate market worldwide has been supported by the low interest rates maintained by central banks across the globe”
