Tokyo Tiffany Building Price Cut by a Third as Debt Costs Bite
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A Bloomberg report says the owner of the Tokyo building housing Tiffany's largest Asian boutique has cut its asking price by a third after months without a buyer, a sign of cooling in Japanese real estate.
By RealEstate.x News Desk · Source-based briefing
Original editorial illustration · AI-generated with Recraft. Reporting source published 21 OCT 2026.
The listing
The Tokyo building that houses Tiffany & Co.'s largest boutique in Asia has had its asking price reduced by a third, according to Bloomberg. The property had been listed for several months without a sale, the report said. [1]
Owner and location
Bloomberg identifies Kurosawa Group as the owner of the building, located in Tokyo. The report does not disclose the specific asking price or the revised figure. [1]
Market context
The price cut is presented by Bloomberg as evidence of cooling in Japan's real estate market, which the report links to rising interest rates and inflation. [1]
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