-- 据周一提交给东京证券交易所的文件显示，日本建设基金（TYO:8951）将对60亿日元的短期借款进行再融资，以偿还4月份到期的债务。 该房地产投资信托基金（REIT）将从三井住友信托银行借款40亿日元，从Resona银行借款20亿日元，两笔贷款均将于5月29日一次性偿还。借款利率约为0.981%。 所得款项将全部用于偿还4月份到期的现有短期借款。
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