The line graph illustrates the amount of money spent on overseas investment in real estate by China, Singapore, Korea and Japan between 2014 and 2024.
A glance at the graph reveals that both China’s and Singapore’s spending on investment dropped while that of Japan and Korea rose.
Looking at the data in more details, we can observe that China’s investment remained at around 240 billion dollars in the first four years but then dramatically dropped to only 30 billion in the last six years. Form 2014 to 2022, Singapore’s investment dropped moderately from 150 billion to 50 billion and slightly increased by 10 billion in 2024.
In contrast, Japan’s spending grew noticeably over the 10 years period, rising from under 50 billion in 2014 to well above 200 billion dollars in 2024 and became the leader among the four nations. Meanwhile, Korea’s spending waved around 100 billion until 2020, after which it rose sharply to 180 billion in 2022 and maintained the same for the last two years.