Land prices in Japan's 3 big business areas up

Land prices in Japan's 3 big business areas up

TOKYO, Japan - Land prices of commercial areas in the Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya areas increased for the first time in 15 years, backed by a pickup in the country's economy and active real estate investment, a government survey showed March 23. Photo shows commercial areas in central Tokyo, including the Roppongi Hills district (front) and the Shiodome district (in back).

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