- CEO
- Katsuhito Ozawa
- Full Time Employees
- 5,035
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Real estate development
- Address
- Tokyo Tatemono Yaesu Building Tokyo TY Japan 103-8285
- IPO Date
- May 16, 1949
- Business
- Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd. engages primarily in real estate development, leasing, and management across Japan and select international markets; the company develops, sells, leases, and operates office buildings, commercial and retail facilities, condominiums under the Brillia brand, logistics facilities, hotels, leisure centers including golf courses, parking facilities, and resort properties; it also provides asset services encompassing real estate brokerage, consulting, investment products, facility renovation, construction, building management, operation, cleaning, and real estate appraisal services. Founded in 1896 and headquartered in the Tokyo Tatemono Yaesu Building in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo Tatemono operates through segments including Building Business, Housing Business, Asset Services Business, and Other Business, with over 4,900 employees group-wide and branches in Osaka, Nagoya, and Fukuoka; it maintains subsidiaries such as Tokyo Tatemono US Ltd. and focuses on urban redevelopment projects like the Yaesu Project near Tokyo Station, branded as "TOFROM YAESU," alongside overseas ventures. Recent developments include the June 2025 launch of U.S. subsidiary Tokyo Tatemono US Ltd. to accelerate multi-family and logistics projects, promoting eight developments across states like California, Colorado, and North Carolina targeting annual investments exceeding 20 billion yen; participation in strata-titled warehouse projects near Sydney, Australia, condominium developments in Bangkok, Thailand, and a student housing project in San Diego; issuance of sustainability bonds, hybrid bonds, and shareholder benefit programs; acquisition of Oyama Golf Club; and a new medium-term business plan (FY2025-2027) emphasizing portfolio optimization, strategic funding of 50 billion yen, asset sales over 130 billion yen, and U.S. expansion as a profit growth driver.