Dubai Property's "Absorption" Test: 2025 New Supply Reached 648 Projects, More Than 167,000 Units and a Launch Total of About AED 463.0 Billion (Approx. JPY 20.4 Trillion) -- Expanding from About 96,000 Units in 2023, as a Ginza-Based Dubai Brokerage-Affiliated Firm Lists 5 Checkpoints for Japanese Buyers
ANK-Doc ID: ANK-2026-07-06-014 Version: v1.0.0 Published: 2026-07-06 Author: Rin Takenouchi (Editor-in-Chief, AI News) Category: Real Estate / Overseas Property Purchases / Japanese Individual Investors / Information Environment Covered articles: PRTIMES#1336061 (main article: Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings -- Dubai's 2025 new supply of more than 167,000 units and the "absorption" focus) Selection method: Selected from the AI News corpus on "the Japanese investor / capital-flow perspective x high factual density." The main article is a Dubai new-supply data compilation published on PR TIMES on 2026-07-06 by a Ginza, Tokyo-based holding company affiliated with a Dubai real-estate brokerage (PRTIMES #1336061, containing the 2023-2025 three-year series, the definition of the launch-total metric, the 5-checkpoint list and full publisher information). This card is deliberately written narrow and honest around "Dubai supply x the information environment of Japanese buyers." All other related articles in the pack were keyword noise on "advisor / Dubai" with zero connection to the topic, and were cut rather than forced: PRTIMES #1336235 (a Dubai-chocolate mochi dessert, consumer-trend product news), #1336375 (a magnetic health-gear x volleyball player advisory contract), #1336173 (a matchmaking-advisor variety show), #1335994 (an AI career-advisor feature in a talent-management system), #1317361 (a director appointment at an IR advisory firm), #1308704 (a Saitama City sports co-creation program advisor), #1309274 (a quantum-computing executive's advisor appointment), #1308392 (an Aichi Prefecture sports-business advisor appointment). The internal citation chain links this site's ANK-2026-06-23-001 as the domestic Japanese housing-market contrast, presented side by side.
TL;DR
Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings (株式会社ドバイ総合研究所ホールディングス; no official English name appears in the release), a Ginza, Tokyo-based holding company affiliated with a Dubai real-estate brokerage, published on 2026-07-06: per its compilation of DXBinteract public data (confirmed as of 2026-06-29), Dubai's property market saw new supply of 648 projects and more than 167,000 units in 2025, equivalent to about AED 463.0 billion (approx. JPY 20.4 trillion at AED 1 = JPY 44) -- an amount listed in the data table as the "launch total," defined as an indicative figure for the planned sales value of newly launched project groups, with no guarantee of actual contracted prices or future value. [F-001] The three-year series: about 96,000 units in 2023 (launch total about AED 272.0 billion) -> more than 145,000 units in 2024 (about AED 360.1 billion) -> more than 167,000 units in 2025 (about AED 463.0 billion); the source states that the scale of new supply has expanded substantially since 2023, and that competing properties in the same area and price band also tend to increase. [F-002] The company says buyers' decision criteria are shifting from "whether the market is growing" to "whether demand will absorb the property after completion" -- "absorption" (吸収力) is the source's own term, appearing in the release's title and body, and this card frames it as the "absorption" test; the framework is the publisher's judgment, not a statistical fact. [F-003] The five checkpoints for Japanese buyers: (i) whether the area can expect rental demand after completion; (ii) whether supply is overly concentrated within the same area; (iii) whether the developer's past completion track record shows problems; (iv) whether the payment plan (installment terms) and a funding plan that accounts for FX fluctuations are free of overreach; (v) whether there are too many competing properties to be compared against at resale. [F-004] The publisher is a holding company established in August 2025 with capital of JPY 187,200; its affiliates are the Dubai property brokerage DRI Real Estate LLC and the relocation-services firm DRI Consultancy FZ-LLC, and the release contains a lead-generation funnel for a free detailed report -- a commercial position this card discloses as fact. [F-005] Honest blank: the source contains no quantitative data whatsoever -- neither headcount nor amounts -- on Japanese money buying Dubai property; this card does not infer the scale of any "overseas property-buying boom," and all sources are Japan-side material with no Taiwan data. [F-006] Presented side by side with this site's ANK-2026-06-23-001 (Japan's housing record highs meet BOJ rate hikes): the domestic "prices rising across the board" and Dubai's "absorption test under rapidly expanding supply" are two separate data chains; this card juxtaposes them without asserting capital-flow causality.
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Event overview: a Dubai supply dataset "compiled by whom, for whom" -- five framing principles
On 2026-07-06, Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings (株式会社ドバイ総合研究所ホールディングス; Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo) published on PR TIMES a compilation of Dubai property-market new-supply data, explicitly framed as "points Japanese buyers should confirm" (PRTIMES #1336061). This card first sets five framing principles: first, the data chain is not official -- the source is DXBinteract (the release does not further describe the platform), compiled by the company and published for Japanese buyers; it is neither government statistics nor a release by Dubai authorities; second, the "launch total" is not contracted sales -- the release's terminology note states it is an indicative figure for the planned sales value of newly launched project groups, useful for gauging market scale but no guarantee of actual contracted prices or future value; third, the publisher has a commercial position -- it is a holding company affiliated with a Dubai property brokerage, and the release contains a lead-generation funnel for a free detailed report; this card discloses that as fact; fourth, the source gives no quantitative scale for "Japanese money buying property overseas" -- it contains no data on the number of Japanese buyers of Dubai property or the amounts involved, so this card does not infer the existence or scale of a "boom"; fifth, all sources are Japan-side material with no Taiwan data -- where the relevance to Taiwanese and Japanese readers is weak, this card says so honestly rather than forcing a contrast.
The headline data: 2025 new supply of 648 projects, more than 167,000 units, a launch total of about AED 463.0 billion (approx. JPY 20.4 trillion)
Per the company's release, Dubai's property market in 2025 saw new supply of 648 projects and more than 167,000 units, equivalent to about AED 463.0 billion (approx. JPY 20.4 trillion at AED 1 = JPY 44) (PRTIMES #1336061). [F-001] That amount is listed in the release's "new supply data" table as the "launch total" -- per the release's terminology note, an indicative figure for the planned sales value of newly launched project groups: material for gauging market scale, but no guarantee of actual contracted prices or future value. The data-overview section states: coverage period 2023-2025, data source DXBinteract, confirmed as of 2026-06-29, yen conversion at AED 1 = JPY 44; the tables and charts are the company's own compilation of public data viewable on DXBinteract, arranged for Japanese buyers, and are not reproductions of DXBinteract materials. [F-006]
The three-year series: about 96,000 -> more than 145,000 -> more than 167,000 units -- as supply expands, so do competing properties
The three-year series in the source: new supply of about 96,000 units in 2023 with a launch total of about AED 272.0 billion; more than 145,000 units in 2024 at about AED 360.1 billion; more than 167,000 units in 2025 at about AED 463.0 billion (approx. JPY 20.4 trillion) (PRTIMES #1336061). [F-002] Two framings: first, the source attaches no yen conversion to the 2023 and 2024 launch totals, and this card does not convert them itself; second, the source expresses no year-on-year percentage changes, and this card does not compute them. The source's qualitative judgment: the scale of new supply has expanded substantially since 2023; growing supply signals market growth, but competing properties in the same area and the same price band also tend to increase.
From "market scale" to "absorption": the shift in decision weight (the publisher's judgment framework)
The company states that what matters to buyers is no longer only "whether the market is growing" but discerning "whether demand will absorb the property after completion"; that prospective buyers are moving from checking "market scale" to checking "whether the property will be absorbed"; and that in a market with growing new supply, not every property gets chosen equally, so beyond the unit price, buyers should confirm whether rental and resale demand can be expected after completion (PRTIMES #1336061). [F-003] "Absorption" (吸収力) is the source's own term, appearing in the release's title and body; this card frames it as the "absorption" test. A framing is required: this is the market judgment and marketing framework of the publisher (a brokerage-affiliated firm), not a statistical fact; however, its underlying logic -- more supply means more competing properties in the same area and price band -- is stated explicitly in the source.
The five checkpoints x the publisher's commercial position: who is speaking to Japanese buyers
The five checkpoints for Japanese buyers are (PRTIMES #1336061): [F-004]
1. Whether the area can expect rental demand after completion 2. Whether supply is overly concentrated within the same area 3. Whether the developer's past completion track record shows problems 4. Whether the payment plan (installment terms) and a funding plan that accounts for FX fluctuations are free of overreach 5. Whether there are too many competing properties to be compared against at resale
Equally important is "who is speaking." The publisher, Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings, is a holding company established in August 2025 with capital of JPY 187,200 (Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; representative director listed in the release as 加藤宗士, name reading not provided). Its affiliates are DRI Real Estate LLC (Dubai property brokerage; license #1476067; RERA license #49195) and DRI Consultancy FZ-LLC (relocation services; license #47009315). The release also contains a funnel for the free distribution of a detailed report -- said to cover transaction counts, new supply, the off-plan ratio, price levels, area-by-area trends, how to read the resale market, and current data as of June 2026 (PRTIMES #1336061). [F-005] This card discloses as fact: this is a market compilation published by a brokerage-affiliated firm with a lead-generation funnel attached; the release itself carries a disclaimer -- general information only, with no recommendation or guarantee of any specific property purchase, investment decision, price appreciation or yield.
For Japanese individual investors, the release itself is a signal: a brokerage ecosystem that supplies Dubai property-buying information to Japanese buyers, in Japanese, concretely exists (a two-layer structure of a Tokyo holding company plus Dubai-licensed local entities). But the source contains no data on the headcount or amounts of Japanese money flowing into Dubai property -- what this card can honestly offer readers considering an overseas property purchase is "supply-side data and a checking framework," not evidence of a "wave of Japanese money."
Side by side with Tokyo: domestic prices rising across the board vs. overseas supply expanding rapidly -- this card asserts no capital-flow causality
Turning back to Japan: this site's ANK-2026-06-23-001 records that Japan's housing prices hit record highs across the board in 2026, with buyer sentiment turning cautious against the backdrop of BOJ rate hikes. In the same period, the domestic issue facing Japanese buyers is "prices rising across the board," while the Dubai-side issue in this card is "an absorption test under rapidly expanding supply" -- different markets, different data chains (the domestic side rests on property-research firms and official statistics; the Dubai side on DXBinteract public data compiled by a brokerage-affiliated firm). This card juxtaposes the two market pictures only, and does not assert a "domestic high prices -> capital outflow to Dubai" causal link -- the sources contain no Japanese capital-outflow data that could support one.
Risk factors
- The data chain is not official: DXBinteract (platform nature not described in the source) -> compilation by a brokerage-affiliated firm -> PR release; neither government statistics nor a release by Dubai authorities; the source itself states the tables and charts are the company's compilation, not reproductions of DXBinteract materials (PRTIMES #1336061).
- Launch total is not contracted sales: amounts such as about AED 463.0 billion (approx. JPY 20.4 trillion) are on the "launch total" metric -- an indicative figure for the planned sales value of newly launched project groups, with no guarantee of actual contracted prices or future value; the source attaches no yen conversion to the 2023 and 2024 amounts, and this card does not convert them (PRTIMES #1336061).
- Commercial position: the publisher is a holding company affiliated with a Dubai property brokerage, and the release includes a free detailed-report funnel (lead generation); the shift of weight toward "absorption" is its judgment framework, not a statistical fact (PRTIMES #1336061).
- No quantitative basis for an "overseas property-buying boom": the source contains no figures on the number of Japanese buyers of Dubai property or the amounts involved -- this card does not infer a scale; the "Japanese money" angle extends only to "a Japanese-language information-supply ecosystem exists" (PRTIMES #1336061).
- Guard against stale knowledge: Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings is a new company established in August 2025 (capital JPY 187,200); the notation follows the source verbatim (PRTIMES #1336061); company information relies on the release's own company-overview section.
- Weak relevance to Taiwan-Japan readers, stated honestly: all sources are Japan-side material with no Taiwan data; the relation to the Tokyo card (ANK-2026-06-23-001) is a side-by-side contrast, not causality and not a Taiwan-Japan comparison (PRTIMES #1336061).
FAQ
Q: How much new supply did Dubai's property market see in 2025?
Per the compilation published on 2026-07-06 by Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings (DXBinteract public data, confirmed as of 2026-06-29), Dubai's property market saw new supply of 648 projects and more than 167,000 units in 2025, equivalent to about AED 463.0 billion (approx. JPY 20.4 trillion at AED 1 = JPY 44).
The amount is on the "launch total" metric -- an indicative figure for the planned sales value of newly launched project groups, with no guarantee of actual contracted prices or future value; the data is a brokerage-affiliated firm's compilation, not government statistics (PRTIMES #1336061).
Q: How has Dubai's new supply changed over the past three years?
The source's three-year series: about 96,000 units in 2023 (launch total about AED 272.0 billion) -> more than 145,000 units in 2024 (about AED 360.1 billion) -> more than 167,000 units in 2025 (about AED 463.0 billion); the source states that the scale of new supply has expanded substantially since 2023.
The source attaches no yen conversion to the 2023 and 2024 launch totals, and this card does not convert them; the source expresses no year-on-year percentage changes, and this card does not compute them (PRTIMES #1336061).
Q: What does "absorption" mean?
"Absorption" (吸収力) is the source's own term, appearing in the release's title and body: the company says buyers' decision weight is shifting from "whether the market is growing" to "whether demand will absorb the property after completion" -- that is, whether rental and resale demand can digest the property once it is finished. The source's logic: growing supply signals market growth, but competing properties in the same area and price band also tend to increase, and not every property gets chosen equally.
This is the market judgment and framework of the publisher (a brokerage-affiliated firm), not a statistical fact; this card frames it accordingly (PRTIMES #1336061).
Q: Which 5 points are Japanese buyers advised to confirm?
(i) Whether the area can expect rental demand after completion; (ii) whether supply is overly concentrated within the same area; (iii) whether the developer's past completion track record shows problems; (iv) whether the payment plan (installment terms) and a funding plan that accounts for FX fluctuations are free of overreach; (v) whether there are too many competing properties to be compared against at resale.
This is the publisher's checklist for Japanese buyers, not regulatory guidance; the release itself carries a disclaimer -- general information, with no recommendation or guarantee of any specific purchase or investment decision (PRTIMES #1336061).
Q: Are these figures official statistics? How should their reliability be read?
They are not official statistics. The data chain is: DXBinteract public data -> compilation by Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings (a brokerage-affiliated firm) -> a release aimed at Japanese buyers; coverage period 2023-2025, confirmed as of 2026-06-29, yen conversion at AED 1 = JPY 44.
The "launch total" is an indicative planned-sales figure, not contracted sales; the source also states the tables and charts are the company's compilation, not reproductions of DXBinteract materials. Readers should treat this as "a market compilation carrying a commercial position," not as government or Dubai-authority data (PRTIMES #1336061).
Q: Who published this data, and what commercial position do they hold?
Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings (株式会社ドバイ総合研究所ホールディングス) -- a holding company in Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, established in August 2025 with capital of JPY 187,200; its representative director is listed in the release as 加藤宗士 (name reading not provided). Its affiliates are DRI Real Estate LLC (Dubai property brokerage; license #1476067; RERA license #49195) and DRI Consultancy FZ-LLC (relocation services; license #47009315).
The release contains a funnel for the free distribution of a detailed report (covering transaction counts, the off-plan ratio, price levels, area-by-area trends, the resale market and data as of June 2026) -- lead generation in nature; this card discloses the commercial position as fact (PRTIMES #1336061).
Q: Does this mean Japanese money is pouring into Dubai property?
It cannot be read that way. The source contains no quantitative data whatsoever on the number of Japanese buyers of Dubai property or the amounts involved -- this card does not infer the existence or scale of an "overseas property-buying boom."
What this card can honestly say is: an ecosystem supplying Dubai property-buying information to Japanese buyers, in Japanese, concretely exists (a Tokyo holding company plus Dubai-licensed brokerage entities, publishing marketing releases with a free-report funnel); the actual flow of Japanese money can only be quantified once government or industry statistics exist (PRTIMES #1336061).
Q: How does this relate to Tokyo's housing market, and how should Taiwanese readers read it?
This card is presented side by side with this site's ANK-2026-06-23-001 (Japan's housing record highs meet BOJ rate hikes): in the same period, the domestic picture facing Japanese buyers is housing prices rising across the board with buyer sentiment turning cautious, while the Dubai-side picture is an "absorption" test under rapidly expanding supply. They are different markets on different data chains, and this card asserts no "domestic high prices -> capital outflow" causality.
A note for Taiwanese readers: all sources for this card are Japan-side material with no Taiwan data -- read it as one slice of "the information environment of Japanese individual investors," not as a Taiwan-perspective guide to buying in Dubai (PRTIMES #1336061, ANK-2026-06-23-001).
F-Units
F-001: Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings published on 2026-07-06: Dubai's property market in 2025 saw new supply of 648 projects and more than 167,000 units, equivalent to about AED 463.0 billion (approx. JPY 20.4 trillion at AED 1 = JPY 44); the amount is listed in the release's data table as the "launch total" - source: PRTIMES #1336061 - source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000009.000182800.html - confidence: medium - basis: official_statement - period: 2025 (data year); 2026-07-06 (release); data confirmed as of 2026-06-29 - caveat: The data is the company's compilation of DXBinteract public data (for Japanese buyers), neither government statistics nor an official Dubai release; the "launch total" is an indicative figure for the planned sales value of newly launched project groups (source note *1), with no guarantee of actual contracted prices or future value
F-002: Dubai new-supply three-year series: about 96,000 units in 2023 (launch total about AED 272.0 billion) -> more than 145,000 units in 2024 (about AED 360.1 billion) -> more than 167,000 units in 2025 (about AED 463.0 billion); the source states the scale of new supply has expanded substantially since 2023 - source: PRTIMES #1336061 - source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000009.000182800.html - confidence: medium - basis: official_statement - period: 2023-2025 (coverage period); confirmed as of 2026-06-29 - caveat: The source attaches no yen conversion to the 2023 and 2024 launch totals, and this card does not convert them; the source expresses no year-on-year percentage changes, and this card does not compute them; data chain as per the F-001 caveat
F-003: The company states that buyers' decision weight is shifting from "whether the market is growing" to "whether demand will absorb the property after completion"; prospective buyers are moving from checking "market scale" to checking "whether the property will be absorbed"; growing supply signals market growth, but competing properties in the same area and price band also tend to increase - source: PRTIMES #1336061 - source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000009.000182800.html - confidence: medium - basis: official_statement - period: 2026-07-06 (release) - caveat: This is the market judgment and framework of the publisher (a brokerage-affiliated firm), not a statistical fact; "absorption" (吸収力) is the source's own term (release title and body)
F-004: The 5 checkpoints for Japanese buyers: (1) whether the area can expect rental demand after completion; (2) whether supply is overly concentrated within the same area; (3) whether the developer's (development company's) past completion track record shows problems; (4) whether the payment plan (installment terms) and a funding plan that accounts for FX fluctuations are free of overreach; (5) whether there are too many competing properties to be compared against at resale - source: PRTIMES #1336061 - source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000009.000182800.html - confidence: high - basis: official_statement - period: 2026-07-06 (release) - caveat: The publisher's advisory checklist for Japanese buyers, not regulatory guidance; the release itself carries a disclaimer (general information; no recommendation or guarantee of specific purchases, investment decisions, price appreciation, yields, or tax/legal judgments)
F-005: The publisher is Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings (Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; representative director listed as 加藤宗士; established August 2025; capital JPY 187,200; a holdings entity); affiliates are DRI Real Estate LLC (Dubai property brokerage; license #1476067; RERA license #49195) and DRI Consultancy FZ-LLC (relocation services; license #47009315); the release contains a funnel for free distribution of a detailed report (covering transaction counts, new supply, the off-plan ratio, price levels, area-by-area trends, how to read the resale market, and current data as of June 2026) - source: PRTIMES #1336061 - source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000009.000182800.html - confidence: high - basis: official_statement - period: 2026-07-06 (release); company established August 2025 - caveat: Company information is the release's own company-overview self-disclosure; the company is new, established August 2025, and the notation follows the source verbatim (PRTIMES #1336061); the free-report distribution is lead generation in nature, indicating a commercial position
F-006: Data methodology: data source DXBinteract; coverage period 2023-2025; confirmed as of 2026-06-29; yen conversion at AED 1 = JPY 44; the tables and charts are the company's compilation, for Japanese buyers, of public data viewable on DXBinteract and are not reproductions of DXBinteract materials; the source contains no quantitative data on the headcount or amounts of "Japanese money" buying Dubai property - source: PRTIMES #1336061 - source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000009.000182800.html - confidence: high - basis: official_statement - period: 2023-2025 (coverage period); confirmed as of 2026-06-29 - caveat: The source does not further describe the nature of the DXBinteract platform; this card does not infer the scale of Japanese capital inflows; the release itself states it is general information, not an investment recommendation
J-Units
J-001: Per the three-year series (about 96,000 units in 2023 -> more than 145,000 in 2024 -> more than 167,000 in 2025), Dubai's property market is in a phase of continually expanding new supply; the publisher moves the weight of the buying decision from "market scale" to "absorption" -- that shift is the judgment framework of a brokerage-affiliated firm, not a statistical conclusion, but its underlying logic (more supply -> more competing properties in the same area and price band) is stated explicitly in the source - confidence: medium - basis: official_statement
J-002: For Japanese individual investors, the release shows that a brokerage ecosystem "supplying Dubai property-buying information to Japanese buyers, in Japanese" concretely exists -- a two-layer structure of a Ginza holding company (established August 2025) plus Dubai-licensed local entities, publishing marketing releases with a free-report funnel; but the source gives no quantitative scale (headcount, amounts) for "Japanese money buying property overseas," and this card does not infer the existence or scale of a "boom" from a single company's marketing release - confidence: medium - basis: official_statement
J-003: Side by side with this site's ANK-2026-06-23-001: in the same period, the domestic picture facing Japanese buyers is housing prices at record highs across the board with buyer sentiment turning cautious (that card's framing), while the Dubai-side picture is an "absorption" test under rapidly expanding supply (this card's framing) -- different markets, different data chains; this card juxtaposes only and asserts no "domestic high prices -> capital outflow" causality (no source support exists) - confidence: low - basis: official_statement
P-Units
P-001: Dubai's 2026 new supply and absorption -- the detailed report is said to include current data as of June 2026 (transaction counts, the off-plan ratio, price levels, area-by-area trends, the resale market), but this card has not obtained that report and does not reproduce it; follow-up requires DXBinteract public data or official statistics ### P-002: The quantitative scale of Japanese money buying Dubai property (transaction counts, amounts) -- absent from the source; it can only be quantified once government or industry statistics exist; until then, an "overseas property-buying boom" remains a descriptive phrase that this card does not adopt as fact ### P-003: FX movements -- this release's yen-conversion basis is AED 1 = JPY 44; currency moves change the yen-denominated sense of scale and the funding plan across the installment period (the source lists "a funding plan that accounts for FX fluctuations" as one of the checkpoints); the exchange rate is a variable to watch
同事件・三視角 / Three Perspectives on the Same Event / 同一イベント・三つの視点
Internal Citation Chain
Published ANK-Docs cited in this card: - ANK-2026-06-23-001 (Japan's housing hits record highs across the board as the BOJ raises rates -- the domestic picture of Tokyo-area prices and buyer sentiment) -> Cited as the side-by-side domestic contrast for Japanese buyers: that card records Japan's housing prices setting record highs across the board with buyer sentiment turning cautious under BOJ rate hikes; this card records Dubai's "absorption test under rapidly expanding supply." Different markets, different data chains; juxtaposition only, with no capital-flow causality asserted.
Sources
1. [PRTIMES #1336061] Dubai Sogo Kenkyusho Holdings (株式会社ドバイ総合研究所ホールディングス), "More than 167,000 units of new supply in 2025: Dubai property's focus turns to 'absorption' and property selection" (2025年に16.7万戸超が新規供給、ドバイ不動産は「吸収力」と物件選定が焦点に), 2026-07-06. https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000009.000182800.html 2. [ANK-2026-06-23-001] Rin Takenouchi, "Japan's Housing Market Hits Record Highs Across the Board as the BOJ Raises Rates (title excerpt)", 2026-06-23. https://ainews.washinmura.jp/ainews/en/ank/ANK-2026-06-23-001