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Japanese investors will remain strongly interested in U.S. real estate in 1988 but will exhibit more caution in their investments, Bank of America said. “At minimum, we expect Japanese investment to be equal to or slightly below 1987 levels, when Japanese investors acquired more than $6 billion worth of U.S. properties,” said Jack S. Cooper, managing director of the bank’s Investment Real Estate Group.
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