Formation of Japan's First 'Regenerative Architecture Fund' Incorporating Real Estate that Balances Environmental Contribution and Profitability

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Tokyu Fudosan and several partners have established Japan's first 'Regenerative Architecture Fund' to invest in properties that balance environmental contribution and profitability. The fund includes two properties, COERU Shibuya Dogenzaka and COERU Shibuya East, which have undergone regenerative architecture to extend their economic useful life to over 100 years and significantly reduce CO2 emissions and waste compared to new construction. This initiative aims to promote the circulation of high-value, renovated older buildings in the market and address social issues related to aging building stock.