Tokyu Community
A Japanese comprehensive real estate management company and member of the Tokyu Fudosan Holdings Group.
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Overview
Tokyu Community is a Japanese company engaged in comprehensive real estate management, including condominium and building management, operations, and related services. It is a member of the Tokyu Fudosan Holdings Group. The company was established in 1970 and has since expanded its business fields.
History
Tokyu Community was established in April 1970 in Midori-ku, Yokohama (now Aoba-ku) as a company primarily engaged in real estate management. In April 1972, its head office was relocated to Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. In August 1974, it opened an Osaka office as a base for the Kansai area. In August 1979, it opened a Fukuoka sales office as a base for the Kyushu area, and in October 1979, a Sapporo sales office as a base for the Hokkaido area. In October 1980, it established Tokyu Building Maintenance Co., Ltd. In April 1981, it fully began building renovation work (obtaining a construction business license). In October 1984, it fully began condominium exclusive area services. In June 1989, it established Shonan Community Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary to manage Keio University Shonan Fujisawa Campus, and in October 1989, it opened a Technical Center in Meguro-ku, Tokyo, with functions for technical training and technical supervision. In April 1991, it opened Tokyu Community Advanced Vocational Training School within the Technical Center. In August 1994, its head office was relocated to Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. In January 1997, it opened Aobadai Forum, a hotel-type community facility in Aoba-ku, Yokohama. In November 1998, it listed its shares on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. In November 1999, it acquired shares of TS Community Co., Ltd. In January 2000, it acquired shares of Osaka Kaikan Co., Ltd. (now TC Forum Co., Ltd.), which operates rental conference rooms, and in March 2000, it was designated to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. In February 2002, it registered as a management company under the Act on Promotion of Proper Management of Condominiums. In April 2008, it established a new corporate vision, TOKYU COMMUNITY WAY, and in May 2008, it obtained the Privacy Mark. In October 2008, it acquired shares of Yoga Heat Supply Co., Ltd., which operates heat supply business, and in November 2008, it obtained the Kurumin certification mark. In January 2009, it jointly established Tokyu Fudosan SC Management Co., Ltd. with Tokyu Fudosan Co., Ltd. In December 2010, it acquired shares of Daiichi Building Service Co., Ltd. In February 2013, it acquired shares of United Communities Co., Ltd. (Community One Co., Ltd.). In October 2013, Tokyu Fudosan Co., Ltd., Tokyu Community Co., Ltd., and Tokyu Livable Co., Ltd. established a holding company, Tokyu Fudosan Holdings Co., Ltd., and listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (the three companies delisted in September 2013). In November 2013, it established the Mansion Life Training Center. In January 2015, it acquired shares of Infield Co., Ltd. In April 2015, it succeeded the condominium management business of Tokyu Facility Service Co., Ltd. through an absorption-type company split, and integrated the rental housing management businesses of Tokyu Community Co., Ltd., Tokyu Livable Co., Ltd., and Tokyu Relocation Co., Ltd. into Tokyu Housing Lease Co., Ltd. In October 2017, it integrated the reform businesses of Tokyu Community Co., Ltd. and Tokyu Homes Co., Ltd. into Tokyu Re Design Co., Ltd. In November 2017, it established PT. Tokyu Property Management Indonesia (TPMI) as a local subsidiary in Indonesia. In May 2019, the Technical Center was renewed as Tokyu Community Technical Training Center NOTIA, and the Mansion Life Training Center was renamed Mansion Life Hall. In October 2021, it integrated its wholly owned subsidiary Community One Co., Ltd. In April 2023, it consolidated Hokkaido area operations and established the Hokkaido Branch. In April 2024, it consolidated West Japan area operations and established the Kansai Branch. In April 2025, the Kansai Branch was renamed the Tokai/West Japan Branch. In May 2025, it renewed its corporate vision and set the corporate slogan THE SOCIAL COMPANY and corporate message Beyond the Framework of Community, More Social. In April 2026, it split the organization from the Tokai/West Japan Branch to establish the Tokai Branch, and renamed the remaining to West Japan Branch. It also expanded the jurisdiction of the Hokkaido Branch and renamed it the Hokkaido/Tohoku Branch.
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