Condo developer Haseko head frets over possible consumption tax hike

Condo developer Haseko head frets over possible consumption tax hike

TOKYO, Japan - Takashi Iwao, president of Haseko Corp., speaking at an interview with Kyodo News. He says he is more concerned about Japan's next consumption tax hike than a possible further rise in interest rates when it comes to the prospects for the already hot real estate market.

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