Tetsuya is Director, Head of Research & Consultancy at Savills Japan. He is responsible for a wide range of consulting services to local and international investors, landowners, developers, occupiers and the public sector across multiple asset classes.
Tetsuya joined Savills Japan in August 2015 from Morgan Stanley, where he worked as a real estate investment banker. In 2002, he started his professional life in real estate investment banking at Salomon Smith Barney. Also, he spent 3 years at the World Bank Group as an investment officer, which gave him a deep understanding of international macro economics.
He received a Master of Business Administration from London Business School and an undergraduate degree in Economics from Keio University.
Japan's constant real GDP growth, infrastructure and transportation development and high occupancy rates are all good signs.
Mid-market apartments continue to show high occupancy rates and gradual rental increases despite lingering uncertainty in the global economy
Real estate has remained resilient in light of an uncertain macro environment.
Savills in Japan examines the Hospitality industry for April 2016.
Savills in Japan examines the property market and investment for the end of 2015.
Rents increased in 2015, although not as much as originally expected.
Leasing activity is very high and expected to remain steady, especially in centrally located areas.
Rents are still increasing, albeit very slowly.