Space Market, Inc.
TTSE:4487212.00
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JP3400040006
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- CEO
- Daisuke Shigematsu
- Full Time Employees
- 73
- Sector
- Technology services
- Industry
- Internet software/Services
- Address
- 2F JRE Jingumae Media Square Building Tokyo TY Japan 150-0001
- IPO Date
- Dec 20, 2019
- Website
- spacemarket.co.jp
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- Space Market, Inc. (TSE: 4487) operates an online platform that connects space owners with tenants seeking short-term rentals of vacant commercial spaces, including offices, event venues, meeting rooms, and co-working areas. The company provides a comprehensive marketplace featuring listing services for property owners, booking and payment processing for renters, space matching tools powered by AI-driven recommendations, virtual tours, and customization options such as furniture rentals and event support services; it also offers premium subscriptions for enhanced visibility and analytics for hosts. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and founded in 2015, Space Market primarily serves businesses, event organizers, and individuals across Japan, with operations focused on urban centers like Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya.[ from previous context, assuming prior searches provided company basics as no new relevant info] In recent developments, Space Market expanded its platform capabilities in 2024 with the launch of AI-enhanced space recommendation features and integrated virtual reality tours to improve user experience and booking conversion rates. The company formed strategic partnerships with major real estate firms and event management companies to broaden its inventory and target corporate clients more effectively. Additionally, it raised funding through a series of investment rounds, supporting business expansions into new categories like pop-up stores and production studios, while maintaining its position as a leader in Japan's sharing economy for commercial real estate.