Key Features
Utilizing of the Real Estate Management Know-How of Nagoya Railroad Group and XYMAX Group
Stable management utilizing the real estate management strengths of Nagoya Railroad Group and XYMAX Group
| ■ | The Investment Corporation positions properties primarily used for offices, retail facilities, and hotels—asset types where the sponsor groups have accumulated extensive real estate management expertise—as its “Main Assets.” For properties in the portfolio, the Investment Corporation seeks stable asset management by entrusting real estate management to the Nagoya Railroad Group and the XYMAX Group, and by leveraging their know-how under the sponsor support agreement. |
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Property selection utilizing the insights and know-how accumulated over the years by Nagoya Railroad Group and XYMAX Group
| The Investment Corporation focuses on selecting properties that are considered suitable for stable operation by leveraging the insights and expertise of its sponsor groups. | |
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| Office | Prioritizes properties expected to generate stable rental income over the long term. |
| Retail | Prioritizes properties considered capable of sustaining stable operations. |
| Hotel | Prioritizes properties located in areas with strong potential for inbound tourism and business demand. |
Sourcing ability of Nagoya Railroad Group and the XYMAX Group
| ■ | Sourcing opportunities by leveraging the Nagoya Railroad Group’s unique information network, primarily in the Chubu region. |
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| ■ | Providing opportunities to acquire properties developed and owned by MEITETSU CITY DESIGN CO., LTD., the integrated real estate developer of Nagoya Railroad Group. |
| ■ | Sourcing by utilizing information strengths based on the extensive customer base and proven track record of the XYMAX Group. |
Measures to Enhance Unitholder Value on a Continuous Basis
| ■ | Continuously enhance unitholder value by pursuing management that contributes to the growth of distribution per unit. |
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| ■ | The Investment Corporation aims to maximize unitholder value by aligning the interests of our unitholders and the interests of the sponsors through introduction of a management fee structure that harmonizes the interests of the unitholders and the asset management company, as well as through same-boat investments by the sponsors. |