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Real Estate Valuation in Japan: Influence of 'Useful Lives' of Depreciable Assets on Bank Lending Practice

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  • Naoyuki Kaneda

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In Japan, value of buildings would be zero after the lapse of ʻUseful livesʼ of Buildings. It is quite different from the real estate valuation in United States and Germany. The proportion of houses in the personal portfolio is large. Thus, it can inhibit the holdings of additional risk assets, and it may have had negative wealth effects in Japanese economy. This paper compares the relevant system in Japan, United States and Germany. The effect of this unique system will be analyzed.

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  • Naoyuki Kaneda, 2022. "Real Estate Valuation in Japan: Influence of 'Useful Lives' of Depreciable Assets on Bank Lending Practice," Gakushuin Economic Papers, Gakushuin University, Faculty of Economics, vol. 59(3), pages 341-350.
    • Handle: RePEc:abc:gakuep:59-3-5
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