History

The history of Tokyo Tatemono Group’s overseas development stretches back to its earliest years. It started when we launched a business in Tianjin, China at the beginning of the 20th century. A century later, we established local entities in Shanghai and Singapore and are now progressing businesses for consulting and development primarily in China and ASEAN countries by utilizing our own know-how.

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  1896 Tokyo Tatemono is established (Established by Zenjiro Yasuda) Begins property sales on the installment plan, which is the base of mortgage loan
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  1903 Expands to six cities in China with the establishment of the Tianjin Branch
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  1964 Completes Yokohama Station West Exit Building, a pioneer for buildings with sectional ownership in Japan
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  1929 Completes head office building of Tokyo Tatemono
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  1929 Completes head office building of Tokyo Tatemono
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  1964 Completes Yokohama Station West Exit Building, a pioneer for buildings with sectional ownership in Japan
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  1968 Begins sales of condominiums(Fujisawa Condominium)
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  1979 Completes Shinjuku Center Building, the highest skyscraper in Japan at that time.
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  1999 Develops “Marina Residence” in Yangon, Myanmar
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  1998 Obtains the first real estate securities registration based on Japan’s Special Purpose Cmpany(SPC) Act.
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  1998 Obtains the first real estate securities registration based on Japan’s Special Purpose Cmpany(SPC) Act.
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  1999 Develops “Marina Residence” in Yangon, Myanmar
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  2000 Develops “Garden View Court” in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
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  2002 Tokyo Tatemono Group’s J-REIT, Japan Prime Realty Corporation, is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange
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  2005 Restarts China Business with “Shanghai & Huacao Project”.
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  2003 Unifies condominium brands into “Brillia”
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  2003 Unifies condominium brands into “Brillia”
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  2005 Restarts China Business with “Shanghai & Huacao Project”.
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  2006 Completes Olinas, a mixed-use development Facility, contributes to the growth of Kinshi-cho area in Tokyo.
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  2007 Introduces PFI scheme in urban development projects in Japan for the first time
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  2012 Completes entire “Nakano Central Park”, large scale office building at Nakano in Tokyo.
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  2009 Complestes residences for elderly people with nursing-care services “Grapes Asakusa”.
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  2009 Complestes residences for elderly people with nursing-care services “Grapes Asakusa”.
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  2012 Completes entire “Nakano Central Park”, large scale office building at Nakano in Tokyo.
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  2013 Completes “Tokyo Square Garden”, one of the most eco-friendly office building in Tokyo with cutting-edge technologies.
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