Under the old Land Lease Act in effect prior to the 1994 enactment of the Act on Land and Building Leases (new law), tenants had greater protection, and rights relationships tended to be more complex. Moreover, Japan has seen an upward trend in issues related to leased land in conjunction with the aging society and emergence of inheritances over recent years. If left unresolved, the situation will become even more complex, adversely impacting neighboring areas.
To address these issues, we leverage our expertise and consult with landowners and leasehold rights holders to acquire leased land. We have also established a business model that streamlines complex rights relationships and primarily sells the land to leasehold rights holders.
Through our one-stop service ranging from rights adjustment to land regeneration and monetization, landowners are freed from property taxes and management burdens while securing substantial funds. In addition, leasehold rights holders enhance their asset value by acquiring land ownership.