Article: Japanese Investment in U.S. Real Estate Rose 30 Percent in 1988, Study Says

Japanese investment in U.S. real estate, already at an all-time high, increased another 30 percent last year and began to move beyond prime Hawaiian, Californian and New York properties to a broader range of projects in Chicago, Atlanta, Boston and Washington, according to a new study.

The report by the Los Angeles-based accounting firm of Kenneth Leventhal & Co. said new Japanese investment in U.S. land and buildings reached $16.54 billion in 1988, compared with $12.77 billion in 1987. The firm said Japanese now own $42.88 billion in U.S. real estate, a figure that has doubled in two years.

"The relative value of the yen, high real estate prices in Tokyo, the liberalization of foreign ...

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