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Safe from subprime?(Japanese Real Estate Market)

With the break of the subprime mortgage crisis in the summer of 2007 and the global scale of its spread, the parade of negative real estate related news has been relentless as financial institutions fall, central banks launch massive credit-easing campaigns, and home foreclosures put many on the street--all with shocking swiftness. After experiencing its own real estate market collapse through the 1990s, Japan is certainly no stranger to this kind of pain. Should the country brace itself for another round of carnage?

"The way real estate is now packaged and repackaged, it is not really real estate like we used to know it," cautions Kentaro Sato, a securitization analyst ...

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