What is TOKYU REIT?
TOKYU REIT aims to maximize unitholder value with its basic policy of pursuing growth, stability and transparency.
One of the main features of TOKYU REIT is that it limits its investment areas to Central Tokyo (Tokyo’s central five wards referring to Chiyoda, Chuo, Minato, Shinjuku and Shibuya), where ongoing growth is expected, as well as the Tokyo metropolitan area centering on the Tokyu Areas (referring to the areas serviced by the Tokyu railway network.) TOKYU REIT has set office buildings, retail facilities, residences and complexes featuring any of these facilities as the investment target.
Upon investing in properties, TOKYU REIT seeks maximization of total return, which is the combined total of income return during the ownership period and future sales value, by placing emphasis on location.
Summary of TOKYU REIT
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End of January and end of July of each year Payment of cash distributions: April and October |
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September 10, 2003 TOKYU REIT is the 7th listed J-REIT |
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29 Properties 252.6 billion(acquisition price)(At the end of September 2024) |
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Tokyo Central 5 Wards、Tokyu Areas Investment limited to the Tokyo Metropolitan Area |
⇒ Portfolio Map |
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Office properties, retail properties, |
⇒ Use Allocation・Area Allocation |
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Tokyu Corporation Operates railway business with 8 lines from Shibuya through the southwest of the Tokyo metropolitan area in Tokyo and Kanagawa.
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⇒ TOKYU Corporation |
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2024) |
FP ended July 2024 3,800 yen (fixed) |
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Tokyu Real Estate Investment Management Inc. |
⇒ Tokyu Real Estate Investment Management, Inc. |