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A close look at the Uomachi 3-chome Block 2 Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project in Kokura, Kitakyushu: its scope, its March 2026 addition to the city's location optimization plan, and what it signals for disaster resilience, retail, and housing supply for overseas investors.
A full guide to the Minami-Koiwa 7-chome Station-front District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project (第一種市街地再開発事業): plan outline, public-space upgrades, and what the south exit of Koiwa Station means for hands-on real-estate practice in Tokyo.
A plain-English guide to the South Block of the Musashi-Koganei Station North Exit East District redevelopment in Tokyo: a 33-storey, ~122m residential-commercial tower with 415 homes, new plazas and pedestrian decks, and a 2029 completion target, explained from official sources for global investors.
Jiyugaoka 1-29 district redevelopment is a mixed-use development that will introduce residential, office, and commercial facilities in front of the station. We will organize JIYUGAOKA MUSE SQUARE, its opening schedule, and its impact on the value of the town.
We will explain the Type 1 urban redevelopment project in the Kobe Sannomiya Kumoidori 5-chome area from the perspective of its impact on Busta Kobe Sannomiya, Kobe Sannomiya TWINGATE, and surrounding real estate practices.
BLUE FRONT SHIBAURA is a large-scale mixed-use redevelopment project in Shibaura 1-chome, Minato-ku. We will summarize the opening of TOWER S, the schedule for TOWER N, and the impact on real estate values connecting Hamamatsucho, Takeshiba, and Shibaura.
JR Kurume Station Second Block Redevelopment is a mixed-use development in front of the station that combines a 36-story residential building with commercial, medical, and bicycle parking spaces. Organize the plan outline and investment perspective.
Based on official materials, this article organizes the Toranomon 1- and 2-Chome District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project in Minato City, Tokyo: the roughly 2.2-hectare area, the three-dimensional plaza and pedestrian network linked with Toranomon Hills Station, the land-use composition of blocks A-1 to A-3, and its relationship to surrounding redevelopment.
The Mita Koyamacho West District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project is an approximately 2.5-hectare type 1 urban redevelopment project progressing along Furukawa in Mita 1-chome, Minato City. Targeting the low-lying blocks near Azabu-Juban, the plan, as announced, combines housing, retail, living support facilities, parks, and plazas while advancing parcel reorganization, improved disaster resilience, and better waterfront circulation as one integrated effort.
Based on Minato City materials about the Kita-Aoyama 3-Chome District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project, this article organizes the developer, scale, uses, road and plaza development, sports facility plan, and the relationship with the Omotesando and Gaienmae surroundings.
Based on official materials from the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Urban Development, this article organizes the planning outline, mixed-use characteristics, and relationship with the Iidabashi and Fujimi area of the Fujimi 2-Chome 3-Ban District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project underway in Fujimi 2-chome, Chiyoda City.
Based on disclosures from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Urban Development Bureau, this article organizes the plan outline, development features, and relationship to the Jimbocho, Ochanomizu, and Ogawamachi areas for the Kanda Ogawamachi 3-chome West South District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project advancing in Kanda Ogawamachi 3-chome, Chiyoda Ward.
Based on official materials, we will explain the plan outline of the Mita 3-4-chome District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project, the development of public facilities, and the impact on the real estate market in the Tamachi/Mita area.
The Dogenzaka 2-chome project in Shibuya Ward is a large-scale mixed-use development directly connected to Shibuya Station. We will organize the completion date, scale, standard floor, access, and impact on real estate value.
Explaining the Toranomon/Azabudai area type 1 urban redevelopment project using official materials. You can check the outline of the plan for Azabudai Hills, the development of public facilities, and the impact on the real estate market.
Based on official materials, we will explain the impact of the Toranomon 2-chome district Type 1 urban redevelopment project on hospital buildings, business buildings, public facility development, and the real estate market.
Based on official documents, we will explain the outline of the plan for the Noborito Station District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project, the development of public facilities, and the impact on the real estate market in northern Kawasaki City.
We will use official materials to explain the outline of the plan for the Ichikawa Station South Exit Urban Redevelopment Project, the facility configuration of I-Link City, and the impact that the station redevelopment has had on the real estate market.
Based on official information, this article explains the current status of the three districts in the Hirakata-shi Station Area Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project, including the completion of the core third-phase facility "Station Hill Hirakata" in May 2024 and the planned completion of the north station plaza by the end of February 2026, as well as the preparations rental property owners should make now.
We organize the 2026 plan outline of the Tobu Hikifune Station Front District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project and the impact of public infrastructure development on real estate practice, based on official information such as the roughly 1.7 ha area and the planned completion in fiscal 2032.
This article explains the redevelopment plan for the Shirokane-Takanawa Station East District, including public facilities and its impact on the Minato City real estate market, based on official documents.
Yodoyabashi Gate Tower will grand open on July 9, 2026. We summarize how the station-connected large mixed-use building will affect Osaka's office market, commercial foot traffic, and real-estate owners' investment decisions.
Tokyo Midtown Nihonbashi is a large-scale redevelopment project by Mitsui Fudosan scheduled to open in fall 2027. This article explains, from a real estate owner's perspective, the integration of COREDO Nihonbashi, Waldorf Astoria's first entry into Japan, and the ripple effects on the affluent market.
This article explains the full scope of the Shirokane 1-chome Tobu-Kita District redevelopment, completed with SHIROKANE The SKY, a 1,247-unit project with a total project cost of JPY 79.3 billion. From an owner's perspective, we analyze post-completion land price trends, the West Central District redevelopment, and the synergies expected from the Namboku Line extension.
What position should ultra-high-net-worth individuals take in the tide of redevelopment? By contrasting the failures of regional redevelopment with the success of the Sasayama castle town, this final installment presents two strategies, whether to act as a "beneficiary" or a "designer," together with INA's philosophy.
As Osaka advances three major redevelopment hubs at once, from Grand Green to IR and Namba, this article examines the post-Expo adjustment risk and the city’s structural strength as a market grounded in real demand. With its head office in Osaka, INA explains an investment timing strategy with an eye on the 2030 IR opening.
This article organizes the plan outline of the Jingu Gaien District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project. Based on public materials, it summarizes the location, stakeholders, sports facility renewal, pedestrian space, green space and disaster-prevention functions, and the relationship with surrounding areas.
From the urban planning decision in 2013 to completion in 2018, this article explains how the Akasaka 9-chome North District Type I Urban Redevelopment Project transformed a cliffside and densely built wooden housing area into a 44-story tower, and how it contributed to rising real estate values in Akasaka, Minato City.
Gentrification—the displacement of residents through urban redevelopment—is advancing in Japan. Learn about cases in Kyoto, Osaka, and Shimokitazawa, and the rights conversion manipulation revealed in Nihonbashi redevelopment. What are the rights conversion risks that ultra-high-net-worth investors need to know?
Polarization in Tokyo's office market is deepening, with vacancy rates of 0.7% and 26.3% existing at the same time. As the flight to quality toward Class A buildings accelerates, INA provides a thorough explanation of the strategies investors should take.