- 1896 - 1920 A pioneer of modern real estate
- 1921 - 1945 From earthquake restoration to the end of WWII
- 1946 - 1978 Growth into a general real estate company
- 1979 -1995 Era of enlargement and differentiation
- 1996 - 2005 Approaching 100 years as a business
- 2006 Urban development connected to the future
1896 - 1920
A pioneer of modern real estate
1896 |
Tokyo Tatemono is established (Established by Zenjiro Yasuda) Starts real estate sales and purchases through installment sales that were the original form of residential loans ![]() left:Head office upon founding |
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Opens Yokohama Branch |
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1903 |
Opens Tianjin Branch in China ![]() Tianjin Branch |
1907 |
Listed on the former Tokyo Stock Exchange |
1921 - 1945
From earthquake restoration to the end of WWII
1928 |
Begins sales of land for residence (Sekiguchidaimachi) |
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1929 |
Completes Tokyo Tatemono Building
left:Exterior of Tokyo Tatemono Building |
1937 |
Starts sales of villas in Yugawara |
Merges with Manshu Kogyo Co., Ltd. through absorption-type merger |
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1945 |
Designated as restricted company affiliated with Yasuda Hozen-sha |
1946 - 1978
Growth into a general real estate company
1947 |
Opens Osaka Service Office (current Kansai Branch) |
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1949 |
Designation as a restricted company removed |
Listed again on the Tokyo Stock Exchange |
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1952 |
Obtains building lots and buildings transaction business license |
1956 |
Establishes building management company, Tokyo Real Estate Management Co., Ltd. |
1958 |
Completes extensions and renovations at head office building of Tokyo Tatemono |
1959 |
Establishes facility management company, Tokyo Real Estate Cleaning Co., Ltd. (current Tokyo Building Service Co., Ltd.) |
1962 |
Establishes housing management company, Totate Shoji Co., Ltd (current Tokyo Tatemono Amenity Support Co., Ltd.) |
Completes Shinjuku Building |
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1963 |
Starts residential land development in Nakagawara, Fuchu City |
1964 |
Completes Yokohama Station West Exit Building, a pioneer for buildings with sectional ownership |
Opens Shinjuku Service Office |
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1965 |
Registered as a real-estate appraiser ![]() Appraisal ledger and various tools |
1966 |
Establishes new Totate residence loan linked with financial institutions |
1968 |
Starts sales of condominiums in Fujisawa City |
1974 |
Obtains approval for special construction business |
1979 -1995
Era of enlargement and differentiation
1979 |
Completes Shinjuku Center Building, a major foothold of development in a subcenter of Shinjuku. |
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1980 |
Establishes real estate sales company, Totate Housing Services Co., Ltd. (current Tokyo Tatemono Real Estate Sales Co., Ltd.) |
1984 |
Establishes building management company, Kyodo Building Management Co., Ltd. (current Tokyo Tatemono Investment Advisors Co., Ltd.) |
1987 |
Completes Osaki New City, an area redevelopment project around the east exit of Osaki Station |
Establishes resort management and operating company, Kawaguchiko Resort Development Co., Ltd. (current Tokyo Tatemono Resort Co., Ltd.) |
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Completes Tokyo Tatemono Sapporo Building; opens Sapporo Service Office (current Sapporo Branch) |
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1988 |
Opens Hotel Regina Kawaguchiko |
1989 |
Acquires all shares of Nagai Compound Co., Ltd.; changes trade name to Totate International Bldg. Co., Ltd. (absorbed through the merger with current Tokyo Tatemono Resort Co., Ltd.) |
1993 |
Announces "Veil" condominium series |
1994 |
Establishes building renovation company, Tokyo Tatemono Techno-Build Co., Ltd. (absorbed through the absorption-type company split to current Tokyo Tatemono Amenity Support Co., Ltd. and an absorption-type merger with Tokyo Real Estate Management Co., Ltd. |
Acquires Osaki New City No. 3 building (the Nissei Building) |
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1995 |
Begins sales of Hatoriko Highland Regina Forest villas |
Begins sales of single-family house "Veil Court" series |
1996 - 2005
Approaching 100 years as a business
1996 |
Establishes resort operating and management company, Hatoriko Highland Regina Forest Co., Ltd. (dissolved through merger with current Tokyo Tatemono Resort Co., Ltd.) |
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Establishes company for planning and selling small-lot real estate products, Tokyo Tatemono Property Management Co., Ltd. (current Tokyo Tatemono Fund Management Co., Ltd.) |
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Begins sales of condominiums with fixed-term leasehold ("Plan-Veil EX") |
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Celebrates 100th anniversary Introduces corporate philosophy and symbol |
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1997 |
Begins business of real estate syndication |
1998 |
Acquires Shin-Gofukubashi Building |
Completes Yokohama First Building |
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Establishes company operating high-grade public baths and spas, Hotness Co., Ltd. (absorbed through the merger with current Tokyo Tatemono Resort Co., Ltd.) |
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Obtains first registration in Japan for the SPC Act* *Current Act on Securitization of Assets |
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1999 |
Releases first package-type product in Japan as a real estate syndication business |
Obtains credit rating for first registered real estate securities product based on Japan's Special Purpose Company (SPC) Act, and issues securities |
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2001 |
Establishes internet-based real estate services provider, E-State Online Co., Ltd. |
Invests in high-speed internet service company, Tsunagu Network Communications, Inc. |
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2002 |
Opens Fukuoka Service Office (current Kyushu Branch) |
Tokyo Tatemono Group's J-REIT |
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2003 |
Unifies condominium brands into "Brillia" |
2004 |
Unifies detached house brands into "Brillia Terrace" |
Establishes golf course operating company, J-Golf Co., Ltd. (absorbed through the merger with current Tokyo Tatemono Resort Co., Ltd.) |
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2005 |
Opens Nagoya Branch |
Establishes Prime Place Co., Ltd. |
2006
Urban development connected to the future
2006 |
Completes Olinas, a commercial facility |
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Completes VIORO, a commercial facility in Fukuoka |
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Establishes Tokyo Tatemono (Shanghai) Real Estate Consulting Co., Ltd. |
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2007 |
Completes Kasumigaseki Common Gate* that introduced PFI for the first time in the urban development field *One of the Central Government Building No. 7 Projects |
Establishes Tokyo Tatemono Investment Advisors Co., Ltd. |
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Tokyo Tatemono Real Estate Sales Co., Ltd. is listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange |
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2009 |
Completes Nagoya Prime Central Project |
Completes Tokyo Tatemono Sendai Building |
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Opens Grapes Asakusa |
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2011 |
Joins Nihon Parking Corporation Group |
2012 |
Proposes a new green work style |
2013 |
Completes Tokyo Square Garden as environmentally-friendly building at the highest level of standards in Japan |
Completes Brillia Tama New Town, the largest subdivided condominium reconstruction in Japan |
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Tokyo Real Estate Management Co., Ltd. becomes a wholly owned subsidiary |
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2014 |
Establishes Tokyo Tatemono Asia Pte. Ltd. |
Kokochiyu Co., Ltd., a company engaging in the bathing business, joins Tokyo Tatemono Group |
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Realizing revitalization of urban areas and nature |
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2015 |
Completes Brillia Tower Ikebukuro, Japan’s first high-rise condominium integrated with a main government building |
Decides on Yaesu 1-Chome East District Redevelopment plan in front of Tokyo Station |
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Integrates golf course operator J-Golf Co., Ltd. and bathing business operator Hotness Co., Ltd. into Tokyo Tatemono Resort Co., Ltd. |
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Tokyo Tatemono Real Estate Sales Co., Ltd. becomes a wholly owned subsidiary |
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2016 |
Merges with Tokyo Tatemono Fund Management Co., Ltd. through absorption-type merger |
Establishes Tokyo Tatemono Kids |
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2017 |
Converted Care Like Co., Ltd. (currently Tokyo Tatemono Staffing Co., Ltd.) into a wholly owned subsidiary. |
Opened the first “+ Ours (Plus Ours)” shared office facility. |
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Unified brands for rental condominiums into the “Brillia ist” |
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2018 |
Opened the “x Bridge – Tokyo (Cross Bridge Tokyo)” start-up support facility in the headquarters building of Tokyo Tatemono. |