- CEO
- Katsuhito Ozawa
- Full Time Employees
- 4,925
- Sector
- Real Estate
- Industry
- Real Estate - Services
- Address
- Tokyo Tatemono Yaesu Building Tokyo Japan 103-8285
- IPO Date
- Feb 4, 2013
- Business
- Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd. engages in comprehensive real estate development, leasing, management, and related services primarily in Japan with overseas expansion; its core businesses span office buildings including Otemachi Tower and Tokyo Square Garden, residential properties under the Brillia brand featuring high-rise condominiums such as Brillia Tower Ikebukuro and Brillia Towers Meguro, commercial facilities like SMARK Isesaki and urban hotels under FUNDES, logistics facilities via the T-LOGI series such as T-LOGI Kuki, real estate solutions encompassing brokerage, appraisal, property management, and investments, parking lots operating 66,000 spaces nationwide, leisure facilities including golf courses, resorts like Regina Resort Kyukaruizawa, and public baths under Ofuro no Osama, as well as child care through Ohayo Child Care and senior care staffing. The company, founded in 1896 and headquartered at Tokyo Tatemono Yaesu Building in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, operates through segments including building, residential, asset services, and others; it serves institutional investors, corporations, individuals, and public entities across Japan with branches in Osaka, Nagoya, and Fukuoka, while extending activities to China, Singapore, ASEAN countries including Thailand, Australia, and the United States. Recent developments include selling FUNDES Kamata to Japan Prime Realty Investment Corporation for ¥8.0 billion in November 2025, acquiring a stake in Lendlease's A$500 million build-to-rent project in Melbourne and partnering on luxury condos in Sydney Australia in 2025, participating in two new condominium projects in Bangkok Thailand and a strata-titled warehouse project near Sydney in early 2025, launching U.S. subsidiary Tokyo Tatemono US Ltd. for North American expansion including a wooden multi-family rental in North Carolina and student housing in San Diego, issuing sustainability bonds for retail investors and hybrid green bonds, introducing shareholder benefits and own share cancellations, endorsing TNFD recommendations, opening FIAN digital financial hub with Oxford University in Nihonbashi, naming the Yaesu 1-Chome redevelopment TOFROM YAESU for 2025 completion, and posting a new medium-term business plan in January 2025.