Tokyu Land's LOGI'Q Kobe Shin-Nagata Logistics Facility CompletedA · FULL TRANSLATION

Tokyu Land's LOGI'Q Kobe Shin-Nagata logistics facility was completed on Aug 31, positioned as a wide-area hub linking Kanto and Kyushu and sitting near international ports. For readers watching Japanese real estate and logistics, it's another footnote to the logistics-property boom. Logistics facilities have become one of Japan's hottest property classes — e-commerce and supply-chain restructuring have lifted warehouse demand, and developers keep pouring money into large logistics parks. Choosing Kobe, near international ports, bets on the value of a sea-to-inland node. The point: logistics property is a key part of understanding where Japanese real estate money flows — much of the securitization and J-REIT growth noted earlier comes from such assets. For those investing in the Japanese property theme, logistics follows a different logic from homes and offices and is worth viewing separately. (This summarizes an industry release.)