Mitsubishi Estate ＜8802＞

The average value of route prices as of 2024/1/1, which was announced by the National Tax Agency on the 1st, rose in 29 prefectures, and expanded from 25 the previous year. The increase in inbound traffic, ongoing redevelopment in various regions, and the attraction of semiconductor factories seem to have boosted land prices. Also, office demand, which has fallen due to the COVID-19 pandemic, is recovering, and it seems that it could be a clue for the real estate sector. Although the company's stock price continues to be adjusted, it has captured the 25th line, which is perceived as an upper price resistance line.

Makita ＜6586＞

Adjustments have continued, peaking at 4914 yen, which was set on 5/27. However, in addition to coming close from the 13-week line split to the 26th week line due to the decline until the previous week, it has generally filled the gap left in the upward phase in late April, so it is easy to be aware of the sense of adjustment round. It is moving above clouds in the weekly Ichimoku equilibrium table, the reference line functions as a support line, and the lag span continues to signal upward.