Land prices continue to fall in Japan amid pandemic

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Land prices continue to fall in Japan amid pandemic

The average price of land in Japan as of July 1 fell 0.4 percent from the previous year for the second consecutive year of declines amid the prolonged coronavirus pandemic, government data showed Tuesday. But the margin of decline narrowed from 0.6 percent last year, with demand for residential land slightly improving.

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