At a glance
- The buildings are JA Building and Keidanren Kaikan, in the business district near Tokyo Station.
- The agreed price is about ¥3.3 billion, or roughly 9%, below the ¥36.1 billion ($228 million) appraisal by Japan Valuers cited in the same report.
- The buyer is a Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed REIT sponsored by Tokyo Tatemono, making the deal a partial-interest transfer to a vehicle the seller sponsors.
Tokyo Tatemono has agreed to sell a 22.5% interest in two Otemachi office towers to Japan Prime Realty Investment Corp. for ¥32.8 billion ($207.4 million), IREI reported, citing Mingtiandi. The buildings are JA Building and Keidanren Kaikan, in the business district near Tokyo Station.
The agreed price is about ¥3.3 billion, or roughly 9%, below the ¥36.1 billion ($228 million) appraisal by Japan Valuers cited in the same report. The REIT's manager put the interest's net operating income yield at 3.3%. Applying that yield to the agreed price gives implied annual income of about ¥1.08 billion; capitalising the same income at the ¥36.1 billion appraisal implies a yield near 3.0%.
The buyer is a Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed REIT sponsored by Tokyo Tatemono, making the deal a partial-interest transfer to a vehicle the seller sponsors.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Seller | Tokyo Tatemono |
| Buyer | Japan Prime Realty Investment Corp. (TSE-listed REIT sponsored by Tokyo Tatemono) |
| Assets | JA Building and Keidanren Kaikan, Otemachi, Tokyo |
| Interest | 22.5% |
| Price | ¥32.8bn ($207.4m) |
| Appraisal | ¥36.1bn ($228m), Japan Valuers |
| NOI yield | 3.3% (per the REIT's manager) |
Reported by the Deals desk from IREI (citing Mingtiandi). Published . Corrections