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Corporate Brochure Inheritance & Contents Creation 02 A Message from President 04 Our History 06 Our Business 08 Real Estate Business Solution 10 Redevelopment and Town Development Business 10 Kanda-awajicho 12 Kanda-nishikicho 14 Nihonbashi-hamacho 16 Kobe-sannomiya 18 Office 20 Retail facilities / Accommodations 22 Residence［Condominiums］ 24 Residence［Rental Apartments］ 26 Facility Management 27 Asset Management 28 Parking business 29 Retail and service business 30 Corporate Real Estate (CRE) Management 32 Artisanship 34 CSR/Contributions to society and environmental activities/Awards 1 Inheritance Creation We develop our corporate activities as social contributions made through the real-estate business. As we leave community-based history and culture to the next generation, we will achieve a "community where we can live together with the environment while continuing work" as the goal of our corporate activities. We must remember the vast range of wisdom, ideas and technological capabilities, which we have cultivated for a long time based on traditions we've held. In the spirit of "inheritance" and "creation," we continue to work hard and keep trying to shape a better history for our company and community. Masahiro Nakagawa, President An annex of the former Yasuda family's residence / Oiso, Kanagawa Built in 1918 and rebuilt in 1924 2 3 Our History Zenjiro Yasuda Our company was founded as a corporation, Hozen-sha (later Our company was established on our experience cultivated Inheriting the philosophy of secondary company of Yasuda changed to Yasuda Hozen- as the secondary company by working in the real estate Zenjiro Yasuda, we will keep Hozen-sha which was at the core sha), which is the roots of our of Yasuda Hozen-sha in 1950 industry, we have embarked trying to pioneer new business of the former Yasuda Zaibatsu company. During his lifetime, he by taking over the residual on redevelopment projects domains. (Yasuda Financial Group). made significant contribution to resources and assets. As we while continuing to expand our The philosophy proposed by Taking pride in our firmly- the development of financial and developed a real estate business, business. By doing so, we have Zenjiro Yasuda was compiled established traditions and economic communities, building we changed our corporate name been growing as a developer. as "Yasudaism" in a form of ten history, which have lasted since the Zaibatsu conglomerate, to Yasuda Fudosan (Yasuda In addition, by advancing into maxims, which serve as the 1912. We have been continuously which was the equivalent to the Real Estate) in 1970 which the field of non-asset businesses, behavioral guidelines for our striving to meet our customers' Mitsui, Mitsubishi, and Sumitomo marked the 20th anniversary including real estate consultation company. needs. In 1912, the founder of Zaibatsu conglomerates. of our founding. Since then, we and property management the former Yasuda Zaibatsu have continued to undertake services, we have established a conglomerate, Zenjiro Yasuda, numerous projects, each of them firm position as an integrated established a partnership meeting the demands. Based real estate company. 1864 1912 1950 1970 2015 Founded Established Established 20th anniversary 65th anniversary Yasudaya Hozen-sha Eiraku Real Estate Changed the name to Yasuda Real Estate 堅 志客 力 人正 行 第 直至 一 正 誠陰 統 不 徳躬 動 陽 行分 報 実 度人 践 生 物物 活 如 薄楽 何 情 天 厚 主 義 4 5 Work, Live, Play, and Create all That is us, Yasuda. Like an artisan who breathed new life into Renaissance Europe … We find solutions and the means for each work by using our own ideas and senses, to create space for offices, residences, and retails. We have grown into a company which redevelops towns, collaborating with local residents. 6 7 Real Estate Business Solution Maximizing the potential of real estates and keeping the economic value for the long term ― Project Management Office Condominium Management Business We, as an integrated real estate company, have been increasing real estate value in numerous projects. Condominium WATERRAS is the definition of our real estate solution business. Facility Yasuda Real Estate Association Management Management Starting with the launch of the redevelopment organization in 2 001, we spent over 10 years planning redevelopment to restore the li veliness, while Community Retail negotiating and cooperating with the concerned parties including Facility Management Management governmental bodies, architectural firms, and construction compa nies. Area Management The project was promoted by receiving consensus from those havi ng rights. The project was completed in 2013. WATERRAS is a complex project which includes office, retail, resi dential, and community facilities. We have been developing the sales of selling condominiums, attr acting tenants, and conducting property management in a cross-sectional way, as well as managing the condominium association and the area in order to create liveliness of the town. Our expertise, experience, and passion for making the towns ide al for the concerned parties are the strengths of the real estate solution business of our c ompany. WATERRAS, as a landmark of the town, has been full of life and energy ever since. 8 9 Redevelopment and Town Development Business 神田淡路町Kanda-awajicho Kanda-awajicho is located in northern Chiyoda-ku. Kanda-awajicho and its surroundings used to flourish as an essential town for city transportation when Manseibashi station existed. The town, however, gradually lost its vigor due to a decrease in population. To restore what made this town attractive, we planned the town’s development with those who have continuously loved this area. The development of WATERRAS and Sola City brought in a lot of offices, residences, retail facilities and community facilities, giving the impression that the town is highly modernized. Now, Kanda-awajicho has been transformed into WATERRAS, the new symbol of the town an attractive place for office workers, residents and even people coming from other towns. WATERRAS is a “water” and “green” themed, large-scale redevelopment project, located in the abundant nature, history and culture of Kanda-awajicho. It has two buildings : WATERRAS TOWER, the height of which is 165 meters and WATERRAS ANNEX, composed of commercial facilities and student rental residences, gardens and parks. Seasonal flowers and trees surround the two buildings in approximately 22,000 square meters of land; a pedestrian access from the nearest station prevents people from getting wet in the rain. People have been living, coming and going around WATERRAS and creating a new active community. This is a new chapter in the history of the town. WATERRAS Completion: 2013 Use: Office, retail, residence, community facility, student residences Number of stories: 41F/ B3F (TOWER) 15F/B2F (ANNEX) Floor area: 128,436.87 ㎡ Ochanomizu Sola City, a building complex aiming for harmony with the town Ochanomizu Sola City is composed of offices, educational facilities, conference centers, retails and exhibition facilities. Our goal is to make Sola City become the new business and community base for visitors and local residents. There are large green open spaces and basement space which is directly linked to the Tokyo metro Shin-ochanomizu station. There is also a bridge organically intertwined to WATTERRAS adjacent to Sola City. This environment contributes to a new, revitalized local activeness with easy access to get around town. Ochanomizu Sola City Completion: 2013 Use: Office, retail, educational facility, hall/ conference room, cultural exchange facility Number of stories: 23F/ B2F Floor area: 102,231.55 ㎡ 10 11 SANYO YASUDA BUILD. Redevelopment Completion: 2008 Use: Office and Town Development Business Number of stories: 9F Floor area: 10,949.72 ㎡ 神田錦町Kanda-nishikicho Kanda-nishikicho, located north of the Imperial Palace, is where Tokyo University and Gakushuin University were established in the Meiji era, and where a lot of future Japanese leaders have been produced. This town is also within walking distance from the Marunouchi and Otemachi areas. Due to the favorable location, Kanda-nishikicho had changed into an office area with various leading companies. Takebashi Square Our company has contributed to the development Completion: 1997 Use: Office, residence, retail of Kanda-nishikicho by constructing over 10 buildings. Number of stories: 9F/ B1F Floor area: 11,331.97 ㎡ Recently we have breathed new life into the town by enticing cafés, restaurants, bars and other non-office enterprises with the development of Nishikicho TRAD SQUARE and TERRACE SQUARE. TERRACE SQUARE, creating a new work style deriving from urban convenience and abundant greenery Nishikicho TRAD SQUARE, Terrace Square has influenced the flow of with form pursuing eternal beauty people with its avenue and waterway both coming from the Jimbocho station area The building aspired for timeless exterior to Kanda-keisatsu street. It has also taken design regardless of trend, and adopted a biological diversity into consideration. louver design which emphasizes horizontal There are bird baths creating a natural lines. Its 16 layers, which reflect a blue sky on environment acting as a detached territory transparent glass curtain walls, create a big of the Imperial Palace and Ueno Park so impact with a modern atmosphere, while birds can come. Hakuhodo,the former main various kinds of trees and ponds with carp building, originally constructed in 1930, was provide relief for those who visit the town. restored in Terrace Square, which
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