Leveraging the expertise of the Asset Manager’s officers and employees, the Investment Corporation has established proprietary property sourcing networks and aims to achieve sustainable external growth through their effective utilization.

The Investment Corporation seeks to expand its asset size through a broad range of acquisition opportunities, primarily involving third-party properties, by leveraging the sponsors’ real estate investment expertise and networks.

Depending on market conditions and financing environments, the Investment Corporation may utilize bridge funds established by its sponsors for future property acquisitions, thereby minimizing missed acquisition opportunities and maximizing growth potential.

The Investment Corporation conducts asset management tailored to the characteristics of both the portfolio and individual properties by leveraging the real estate management expertise and networks of the Asset Manager, with the aim of maintaining and enhancing competitiveness.
In addition, through the selection of appropriate property management companies and the establishment of an effective management framework, the Investment Corporation seeks to enhance the growth potential and stability of portfolio income.

Working closely with property management (PM) and building management (BM) companies, the Investment Corporation promotes the preservation and enhancement of asset value through appropriate renovations and planned capital expenditures in addition to day-to-day property management.
The Investment Corporation aims to achieve stable internal growth through efficient and strategically planned repairs and capital investments with due consideration to cost-effectiveness.

The Investment Corporation will conduct additional issuances of investment units in a timely manner, while giving due consideration to the potential dilution of existing unitholders’ interests resulting from such issuances.

The Investment Corporation will pursue an optimal debt financing strategy by taking into account capital market conditions, interest rate trends, financial soundness, capital efficiency, and the impact on existing unitholders. Consideration will also be given to loan maturities, the balance of fixed- and floating-rate debt, and relationships with financial institutions.
The Investment Corporation aims to establish a stable and flexible funding base through diversified debt maturities and prudent interest rate risk management.