European
Real Estate.
Structured for
Japanese Capital.

Tokyo · London · Amsterdam

Reiwa Capital supports Japanese investors across the acquisition and ownership of European real estate.

Rigorous underwriting, local coordination and long-term ownership oversight support the investment from acquisition through exit, while the investor retains control over every material decision.

Underwrite

Independent assessment of the asset, market, business plan and downside.

Coordinate

Coordinate acquisition, financing, diligence and specialist advisers across jurisdictions.

Oversee

Maintain continuity through business-plan monitoring, reporting and key ownership decisions.

Two Markets. Local Understanding.

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London

Deep liquidity, global occupier demand and highly differentiated micro-markets create opportunities across income and repositioning strategies.

  • Global liquidity
  • Deep occupier markets
  • Scarce control assets
  • Transparent title
  • Established lender market
  • Broad exit buyer base

Amsterdam

A compact, supply-constrained market where planning discipline, strong occupier demand and an institutional buyer base reward well-located, high-quality assets.

  • Supply constrained
  • Institutional depth
  • Planning discipline
  • Scarce historic stock
  • Durable occupier demand
  • Compact central core

Built From the Investor Side.

Investor Control

The investor retains approval over acquisition, financing, material expenditure and exit.

Asset Fundamentals First

Investment merit must stand independently of tax, structuring or financial engineering.

Local Execution

European specialists are coordinated from the investor’s side rather than the transaction side.

Continuity Through Ownership

The same investment logic used at acquisition is monitored throughout the hold period.