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Residential Price Index for the Greater Tokyo Area Increases for 22 Consecutive Months
25/12/25, 3:00 am
The Japan Real Estate Institute (JREI) released its "Real Estate Research Institute Housing Price Index" for October 2025, revealing that the overall residential price index for the Greater Tokyo Area rose for the 22nd consecutive month
The Japan Real Estate Institute (JREI) released its "Real Estate Research Institute Housing Price Index" for October 2025, revealing that the overall residential price index for the Greater Tokyo Area rose for the 22nd consecutive month. The index, with January 2000 set at 100, reached 141.04, showing a 0.38% increase from the previous month and a 12.10% increase year-on-year.
Regionally, Tokyo saw a rise to 167.82 (up 0.33%), marking a 14-month consecutive increase. However, Kanagawa experienced a slight decline to 111.79 (down 0.02%), while Chiba rose by 0.52%, reaching 95.99. Saitama also saw an increase, rising by 1.67% to 99.02, continuing its upward trend for the second month in a row.
The data suggests that the housing market in the Greater Tokyo Area remains strong, with some regional variations in the pace of price growth.
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