Hulic Co.

Hulic Co., Ltd. (ヒューリック株式会社) is a Japanese real-estate company headquartered in Tokyo and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. It is best known as an owner-developer of compact office buildings, retail premises and hotels in prime central-Tokyo locations, and it has expanded into property leasing, asset management, hotel operation and real-estate solutions for corporate clients. The company's roots go back to a credit-guarantee business, and it later repositioned itself as a real-estate developer and landlord. Its business model centres on acquiring or redeveloping small and mid-sized buildings in districts such as Chuo, Chiyoda and Minato wards, then leasing them to corporate tenants at relatively high occupancy and stable rents. Alongside offices, Hulic has built a substantial hotel portfolio and works with international hotel operators on branded properties in Tokyo and other Japanese cities. Hulic operates through segments that include real-estate leasing, real-estate sales, hotel operations and other services such as insurance agency and asset management. The group is also involved in redevelopment projects and in providing real-estate solutions, including relocation and rebuilding support, to companies that own property. As a listed Japanese company, Hulic reports its results on a consolidated basis and is followed as a mid-cap real-estate name on the Tokyo market. Its brand is associated with urban redevelopment in Tokyo and with a landlord-operator model rather than with large-scale suburban development.

Hulic traces its origins to a Japanese credit-guarantee company established in the mid-20th century, which provided guarantees and financial services to small businesses. Over time the company shifted its focus toward real estate, using its balance sheet to acquire and hold income-producing properties. The modern Hulic brand took shape as the company repositioned itself as a real-estate owner-developer concentrated on central Tokyo. Rather than pursuing large suburban projects, it built a portfolio of compact office buildings and commercial premises in districts with strong corporate demand, and it developed expertise in redeveloping small sites into higher-value buildings. A significant later phase was the expansion into hotels. Hulic assembled a hotel portfolio in Tokyo and other Japanese cities, often working with established hotel brands and operators, which added a growth segment alongside its core leasing business. The group also broadened into real-estate solutions for corporate property owners, asset management and related services. Hulic became a listed company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and is now traded on the exchange's Prime Market under the code 3003. It reports consolidated results across leasing, sales, hotel and other segments, and remains primarily a Tokyo-centred urban real-estate group.

• Company origins in a Japanese credit-guarantee business

• Repositioning as a Tokyo-focused real-estate owner-developer

• Expansion into hotel ownership and operation

• Listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (code 3003)

A Tokyo-focused owner-developer and landlord of compact urban office, retail and hotel properties, positioned on stable leasing income and urban redevelopment.

• Office leasing

• Commercial and retail property

• Hotel operations

• Real-estate solutions

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2026.08.07

  Consortium agrees to acquire two Changi Business Park buildings[3]财团同意收购樟宜商业园两栋建筑sbr.com.sg

  A consortium comprising Hulic Co., RISA Partners, EZA Hill, and TRI Investment Management agreed to acquire two Changi Business Park buildings from Standard Chartered Bank in a sale-and-leaseback deal. The bank is set to remain as the long-term tenant after completion.

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1. 1Hulic official websitehulic.co.jp
2. 2Hulic — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
3. 3财团同意收购樟宜商业园两栋建筑sbr.com.sg