Tokyo Retail Market Summary Q1 2024

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May 2024

TokyoRetail MarketSummary

Q1 2024

Groundfloorrentalscontinuetorenewrecordhighsinboth GinzaandOmotesando

Economy

Theassessmentoftheconsumerconfidenceindex wasrevisedupwardsto"improving"inJanuary,on thebackofcontinuedrecoveryacrossindices. LuxurygoodsalesatdepartmentstoresinTokyo continuedtoregisterstronggrowth(+32%y-o-yin February2024and+46%comparedtoFebruary 2019),withsalesinpartsupportedbyrecovering foreignvisitorarrivals(+7%comparedtoFebruary 2019).

DemandandSupply

Notablenewopeningsintheprimestreets includedHokaatthecrossingofOmotesandoand Meiji-dori.Balenciagaisscheduledtoopenin GinzaChuo-doriin2Q24

TokyuPlazaHarajuku“Harakado”isduefor completionin2Q24.Locatedatacornerlotofthe Jingumaeintersection,aretailfacilitywithnine storeysabovegroundandGFA20,000sqmwillbe offeredtothemarket.Simultaneously,TokyuPlaza OmotesandoHarajuku,theexistingbuilding acrosstheintersection,willberenamedTokyu PlazaOmotesando'Omokado'tosignifythe connectionbetweenthetwostructures.

RetailSales

Source:METI,JLL,Q12024

Inaddition,theSCJingumae5-Chome CommercialProjectissettocommence constructionin2Q24.Aretailbuildingwithsix storeysabovegroundandaGFAof3,500sqm willbeofferedinthePrimeretailmarketin Omotesandouponcompletionin2Q26.

In1Q24,theDogenzaka2-ChomeSouthDistrict RedevelopmentProjectcommenced constructioninShibuya,amarketadjacentto Omotesando.Theoffice-andhotel-ledmixedusedevelopmentwithatotalGFAof87,100sqm willofferretailspaceonthepodiumfloorsof theofficetower.

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Primeretailareasareseeinginvestmentactivityincreasing

AssetPerformance

AveragerentsinTokyo'sPrimeretailmarket reachedJPY91,545pertsubo,permonthin1Q24, increasing4.0%q-o-qand14.5%y-o-y.Rent growthaccelerated,drivenbyground-floorrents. BothGinzaandOmotesandocontinuedtorenew recordhighs,commandingaunitrentofJPY 315,000andJPY285,000pertsubo,permonth, respectively.

Capitalvaluesalsocontinuedtogrowin1Q24, increasing4.6%q-o-qand15.2%y-o-y.The increasewasattributedtothehealthygrowthin rents,ascapratesremainedstable.

InvestmentVolume

Theretailinvestmentvolumeinthespecialwards ofTokyototalledJPY139.8billionin1Q24, increasing408.3%q-o-qand222.5%y-o-y.Notable transactionsinthequarterincludedanacquisition byadomesticcorporateofA-FlagKotto-dori locatedinthefringesofOmotesandoforJPY5.0 billionandanNOIcaprateof3.4%

Outlook

Accordingtotheeconomicoutlookprovidedby OxfordEconomicsinApril2024,private consumptionfor2024wasunchangedat0.6%. Consumptionisexpectedtorecoverslowlyasreal incomesgraduallyimprove,butisexpectedtobe impactedbyfadingpent-updemand

Intheleasingmarket,rentsareexpectedtogrow overthenext12months,drivenbydemandfrom internationalretailersonthebackofthestrong performanceofluxurygoodscoupledwith attractiveexchangerates.

Intheinvestmentmarket,therearesignsof recoveryinactivityinthePrimeretailmarket, whichcouldplacedownwardpressureoncap rates.

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75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 1Q20 1Q21 1Q22 1Q23 1Q24 1Q20=100 Rental Value Index Capital Value Index Source:JLL,Q12024 Property Clock Source:JLL,Q12024 FinancialIndices

KeyPerformanceIndicators

Occupationalmarket

Source:JLL,Q12024

Note1:RentsrefertoTokyo’sprimeretailmarketsofGinzaand Omotesando

Note2:Propertyclockbasedonrentsforprimeretailspace.

Note3:InvestmentvolumereferstospecialwardsofTokyo’sretaildirect commercialrealestateinvestmentvolume.

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Rentspertsubopermonth Enbloc Q-o-Q Y-o-Y Tokyo Primeretail JPY91,545 +4.0% +14.5% Rentspertsubopermonth Groundfloor Q-o-Q Y-o-Y Ginza JPY315,000 +5.0% +16.7% Omotesando JPY285,000 +5.6% +21.3%
Investmentvolume Q-o-Q Y-o-Y Tokyoretail Q12024 JPY139.8 billion +408.3% +222.5% Investmentmarket

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