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Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata NEWS RELEASE ＮＥＷＳ ＲＥＬＥＡＳＥ July 12, 2016 For Immediate Release Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd. Ueno Park, the home of many cultural facilities, condominiums tower condo complex with access to 8 train/subway stations and 15 lines Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata Phase 1 sales (187 units), Phase 1, round 2 sales (51 units), and Phase 1, round 3 sales (10 units) Received same-day applications for all units Model room for Phase 2 sales scheduled to open in late August Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd. hereby announces that same-day applications were received for all of the condo units available for sale in rounds 1, 2, and 3 of Phase 1 sales for Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata. The condo complex is currently under construction in Ueno, an area rich in both tradition and history. Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata will boast 361 condo units and be the largest tower-style skyscraper condo complex in the Ueno area. Since opening a homepage to advertise this property on October 26, 2015, we have received a total of 6,200 requests for brochures and other materials from customers. From March 19 to July 10, 2016, more than 3,100 people came to view the model room. The response has been very positive. We plan to open a model room in late August for the second phase of sales. [Summary of Phase 1, round 1, 2, and 3 sales] ・Preliminary viewing from March 19, 2016 ・Model room for Phase 1 sales opened May 14, 2016 ・Units for sales: (Round 1) 187 units (Round 2) 51 units (Round 3) 10 units ・Sales schedule: (Round 1) Registration period: June 4-13 Lottery: June 13 (Round 2) Registration period: June 25-27 Lottery: June 27 (Round 3) Registration period: July 9-11 Lottery: July 11 ・Number of registrations (Round 1-3): 446 ・Average acceptance rate (Round 1-3): 1.8x (maximum acceptance rate: 9x *Round 1) ・Price range (Round 1-3): ¥55.88 million - ¥288.88 million ・Floor space (Round 1-3): 41.21m2 - 127.96m2 *Trunk room storage space: 0.57m2 - 1.57m2 (inclusive) (Computer generated image of the exterior) Overview of buyer demographics Age: 40s (21% of total buyers), 50s (21%), and 60s (21%) Family makeup: Two people (44% of total buyers), one person (13%), and three people (16%) Occupation: Company workers (27%), company executives (18%), and doctors (12%) 21% of total buyers are residents of Taito-ku, while 10% are residents of Bunkyo-ku Key points that prompted people to submit an application Located close to Ueno Park, which is more than 500,000m2; able to enjoy the beauty of nature in every season Convenient access to public transportation; a four minute walk to Yushima station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line, and a 10 minute walk to Ueno Station on the JR Yamanote line and other lines Diverse public facilities as only offered by a large-scale project Property overview Address: 1-7-3 Ikenohata, Taito-ku, Tokyo Access: 4 minute walk to Yushima station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda line 10 minute walk to Ueno station on the JR Yamanote line and other lines 10 minute walk to Ueno station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya line 10 minute walk to Ueno station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza line 8 minute walk to Ueno Okachimachi station on the Toei Oedo line 9 minute walk to Keisei Ueno station on the Keisei Main Line Total number of residences: 361 (of which 34 units are residences for individuals who received a condo in exchange for the rights to their land) Floor space for condos: 41.21m2 - 127.96m2 (trunk room storage space: 0.57m2 - 1.57m2 (inclusive)) Floor plans: 1LDK - 4LDK No. of floors: 36 floors above ground, 1 underground and 1 penthouse Seller: Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd. Construction completion date: March 31, 2019 (tentative) Owners are expected to be able to move in around the middle of June 2019 (tentative). Map of location Features of Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata 1. Appealing location next to Ueno Park, a famous park that is the symbol of Tokyo Ueno Park unfolds from the windows of Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata. This superb view will further enhance the experience and pleasure of living in this complex. The park is home to the Tokyo National Museum, National Museum of Western Art, as well as a number of other artistic, cultural, and academic facilities, including Kaneiji temple and Toshogu shrine, which have long and venerable histories, the original residence of artist Taikan Yokoyama, and the Tokyo University of the Arts campus. In addition, the Mori Ogai Memorial Museum and University of Tokyo campus are in the neighboring ward of Bunkyo-ku. This area offers a high-quality living environment with a peaceful and subdued atmosphere. (Exterior image: Surrounding area during different seasons (left and upper right); Aerial view of Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata (bottom right)) 2. Refined design creates a beautiful blend of city and nature Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata is befitting of Ueno, a town which carries on the culture and traditions of Japan. The tower-style condo complex exudes the aesthetics of Japan. The elegant space, whose modern design reflects traditional aesthetics, gives way to a quiet and composed atmosphere. (Image: Entrance lounge (top); entrance (lower left); entrance hall (lower right)) 3. Diverse public facilities as only offered by a large-scale tower-style condo complex Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata, with its prestigious design which offers continuity from outside, offers a wide lineup of facilities so that residents can lead a composed life. We aim to provide residents a rich and comfortable living environment. There is a gym and golf booth on the 1st floor, a park view lounge and owner’s suite on the 18th floor, and sky lounge on the 35th floor, and roof terrace. (Image of public facilities: 35th floor sky lounge (left); 1st floor gym (upper right); 18th floor park view lounge (bottom right)) Reference North Parking lot entrance/exit The entrance and exit of the indoor parking lot faces Shinobazu-dori. The parking lot can hold up to 101 cars Ueno Park (including three slots for handicapped parking). Main entrance Resident entrance A serene and prestigious Located at the southeast side taking into entrance. Grandly designed account daily convenience for residents. space, with abundant greenery Shinobazu-dori Easy access to public transportation, welcomes residents home. including the Yushima station on the Chiyoda line, and Ueno station on the JR line. Garden square Relaxing garden space where trees line a small pond serves as Resident entrance a community area which families and residents can sit in the shade Bicycle and motorcycle parking entrance/exit of the trees and rest. .
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