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According to the Real Estate Economic Institute, there are 238 high-rise residential buildings containing a total of 89,844 units planned for completion across Japan from 2016 onwards. This is an increase of 48 buildings and 11,544 units from the previous survey point in March 2015.

65,012 units are located in the greater Tokyo region, representing 72.4% of the supply nationwide. 45,577 units in 92 buildings, representing 50.7% of the supply, are located in Tokyo’s 23 wards. In Tokyo’s Chuo-ku, which includes the bayside islands, 12,481 apartments are currently planned, representing 27.4% of the supply in Tokyo’s 23 wards.

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