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Construction Outlook in Japan 2015-2019 - Investment in Reconstruction of Public Facilities
M2 - Fri Jul 31, 9:59AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ks94bq/construction) has announced the addition of the "Construction Outlook in Japan 2015-2019" report to their offering. The construction industry in Japan is driven largely by the private sector, accounting for 56% of the total construction investment in 2014. Major emphasis is given on the reconstruction of the existing facilities owing to upcoming sporting event 2020 Summer Olympic in Tokyo. This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the construction market in Japan for the period 2015-2019. The report provides the segmentation of the construction market in Japan. The report presents the key vendors and a detailed analysis of these vendors. The government is implementing new measures to boost private investment for reconstruction and maintenance of public infrastructure. One of the measures implemented is the revision of the PPP model, commonly known as PFI in Japan. The PFI Act of 1999 was revised in 2011 to promote private investment in the country. Initially, the act was based on the BOT scheme where private entities undertook financing, designing, and construction of projects, which were then operated and maintained by public sector entities. However, under the revised PFI Act, the private sector will not only be responsible for financing and construction, but will also be entrusted with the maintenance and operation of the facility. To encourage participation by private investors in the construction market, the Japan Exchange Group is planning to create a new market to enlist funds from institutional investors, such as pension funds and insurance companies. These new measures undertaken by the government will increase investment in the construction sector in Japan. According to the report, the real estate market in Japan, particularly the non-housing building construction sector, is growing at a moderate rate. Low borrowing costs and increased rental prices for commercial properties are attracting foreign investors, which is driving the demand for commercial buildings. Further, the report states that the decline in working age population is adversely affecting the service industry, particularly, the construction and manufacturing sectors. Key Vendors - Daito Trust Construction - Nishimatsu Construction - Obayashi - Taisei Other Prominent Vendors - Kumagai Gumi - Shimizu - Sekisui House - Takenaka For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ks...nstruction
Construction Outlook in Japan 2015-2019 - Investment in Reconstruction of Public Facilities
M2 - Fri Jul 31, 9:59AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ks94bq/construction) has announced the addition of the "Construction Outlook in Japan 2015-2019" report to their offering. The construction industry in Japan is driven largely by the private sector, accounting for 56% of the total construction investment in 2014. Major emphasis is given on the reconstruction of the existing facilities owing to upcoming sporting event 2020 Summer Olympic in Tokyo. This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the construction market in Japan for the period 2015-2019. The report provides the segmentation of the construction market in Japan. The report presents the key vendors and a detailed analysis of these vendors. The government is implementing new measures to boost private investment for reconstruction and maintenance of public infrastructure. One of the measures implemented is the revision of the PPP model, commonly known as PFI in Japan. The PFI Act of 1999 was revised in 2011 to promote private investment in the country. Initially, the act was based on the BOT scheme where private entities undertook financing, designing, and construction of projects, which were then operated and maintained by public sector entities. However, under the revised PFI Act, the private sector will not only be responsible for financing and construction, but will also be entrusted with the maintenance and operation of the facility. To encourage participation by private investors in the construction market, the Japan Exchange Group is planning to create a new market to enlist funds from institutional investors, such as pension funds and insurance companies. These new measures undertaken by the government will increase investment in the construction sector in Japan. According to the report, the real estate market in Japan, particularly the non-housing building construction sector, is growing at a moderate rate. Low borrowing costs and increased rental prices for commercial properties are attracting foreign investors, which is driving the demand for commercial buildings. Further, the report states that the decline in working age population is adversely affecting the service industry, particularly, the construction and manufacturing sectors. Key Vendors - Daito Trust Construction - Nishimatsu Construction - Obayashi - Taisei Other Prominent Vendors - Kumagai Gumi - Shimizu - Sekisui House - Takenaka For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ks...nstruction
