The line graph illustrates the amount of earnings being spent on foreign investment in housing for four various Asian nations between 2014 and 2024. A glance at the graph reveals that Japanese’s investment upsurged whereas Chinese’s investment plumped throughout the provided timeframe. As regards the Singaporians, their investment decreased gradually while Korean’s fluctuated over the 10-years period.
First and foremost, the investment funded by the Japanese rose steadily piror to 2019 when it suddenly surpassed that of Koreans and Singaporians, reaching the top out of the four countries in 2014, with approximately 230 billion. Moreover, Korean’s expenditure levelled off with a figure of 200 billion from 2019 although its figure had experienced ups and downs.
Fundings made by the Chinese and Singaporians both declined in the end. They used to be the largest and second investor with a number around 240 billion and 150 billion, respectively. A sharp contrast is seen, the former’s figure remained constant until the Japanese’s investment soared in 2018, it fell dramatically. The latter appeared a stable drop over the whole timeframe despite the fact that there was a minimal rise from2022 to 2024.