Sanae Takaichi's governance shifts fiscal consolidation to more aggressive fiscal stimulus and monetary easing ('Takaichi Economics'), bringing short-term tailwinds and medium- to long-term policy and interest rate uncertainties to real estate. This article, in Q&A format, outlines the political landscape, policy highlights, macroeconomic path, market impacts, and portfolio strategies.

What does Sanae Takaichi's rise to power mean for real estate investment?
What is the background and implications of the recent LDP leadership change?
Is the new ruling coalition stable?
What are the ideological differences among the main factions?
What is the core of 'Takashi Economics'?
What is the economic outlook for Japan from 2025 to 2027?
What is the policy conflict between the Takamatsu government and the Bank of Japan?
What is the current state of the real estate market fundamentals?
What are the most attractive opportunity directions currently?
⚠️ Note: This article does not constitute any investment advice!!
What commitments did the Takashi administration make to gain support from the Japan Innovation Party?
How will the yen and capital flows change?
What are the direct impacts of 'Takashi Economics' on real estate?
What should foreign investors pay attention to in terms of regulations?
What does the 'Second Capital' concept mean for the market?
What are the main risks and corresponding actions?
What is the recommended framework at the portfolio level?
What is the one-sentence conclusion?