Japan's booming real estate sector has come under pressure as the economy adjusts to higher borrowing costs following decades of near-zero rates.
PGIM Real Estate, part of the asset management arm of Prudential Financial, is taking a more selective approach to acquisitions in Japan as rising interest rates drive up deal costs in the country. PGIM is taking higher debt costs into consideration in underwriting, he said.
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