ESG Policy

The Company does not recommend simple scrap-and-build (unnecessary demolition and rebuilding), prioritizing renovations that maximize the history and potential of existing architecture. By proposing extended building lifespans through equipment updates and appropriate preventive maintenance, we contribute to a realistic reduction of environmental load. We eschew the easy overuse of materials and chaotic designs to form sustainable asset value.

Physical risks such as natural disasters associated with climate change are critical factors directly linked to real estate asset value. In the initial stages of a transaction, the Company confirms market data and collects and discloses to the client as much negative information as possible regarding risks such as flooding, as well as anticipated future environmental compliance costs.

We recognize that the built environment we engage with is part of the existing urban landscape and historical context. We strictly forbid involvement in real estate planning that aims solely for extreme profit pursuit while neglecting structural safety, or chaotic planning that significantly disrupts harmony with the surrounding environment.

The Company places transparency in the real estate market and compliance with related laws at the core of our governance. When handling opaque assets where legality is questionable, we disclose the risks without concealment. Furthermore, we completely exclude transactions with individuals or corporations suspected of involvement in human rights violations or anti-social activities.