| Profile |
He is an Associate Professor at the faculty of urban life studies and his research focus on real estate business, urban development and REIT business. Previously, he had been involved in urban development and investment, real estate fund and REIT business for 14 years since joining Tokyu Land Corporation, one of the big developers in Japan. He led the listing of Comforia Residential REIT sponsored by Tokyu Land Corporation and the establishment of Tokyu Land Asia Pte Ltd. as a regional headquarter for Southeast Asia in Singapore, where he was stationed for about 4 years and was involved in various urban development projects in Asia. Currently, he also serves as an advisor to Tokyu Land Corporation. Utilizing these practical experiences, he is engaged in factor analysis of real estate business and research on J-REITs. |
| Research Field(Keyword & Summary) |
- Real estate business, REIT, Urban development, Spatial configuration
With his practical experience at a developer, he analyzes the factors of the change in J-REIT unit prices with financing methods, the rents and the land prices with real estate business, and the pedestrians using urban spatial configuration. In addition, he also does research for the real estate business and REIT in Southeast Asia, comparing to those in Japan.
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| Representative Papers |
- Factor Analysis for Land Value Index in Urban Areas Using Agent Analysis Indicator, Mobility, Knowledge and Innovation Hubs in Urban and Regional Development. Proceedings of REAL CORP 2022, 27th International Conference on Urban Development, Regional Planning and Information Society. pp. 365-373. 2022
- Analyses of Factors for Busy Streets with Space Configuration Indicators. In: Proceedings of 13th International Space Syntax Symposium, 189, 2022
- A Study on the Characteristics of Voluntary Disclosure in J-REIT Prospectuses for Seasoned Equity Offerings. The 26th AsRES Annual Conference, 2022
- Factor Analysis of the Rent Using Space Syntax Measures - Comparative Analysis by Building Use around the Shibuya Station -. In: Frontiers of Real Estate Science in Japan, Yasushi Asami, Yoshiro Higano, Hideo Fukui (eds.) , pp.237-257, (Springer, 2021), 2021
- A Comparative Study of Factors of Land Value Index by Space Syntax Measures in Nagoya CBD Between 1935 and 1965: Case Study on Nagoya Downtown Area During Pre- and Post-war Period. In: Downtown Dynamics: As Agent-Based Urban System, Toshiyuki Kaneda (eds.), pp.85-102 (Springer, 2020), 2020
- Study on Factor Analyses of Pedestrians’ Spatial Distribution in Kanayama District, Nagoya - By applying Agent Analysis in Space Syntax studies -. In: Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), Vol. 85, No. 767, pp.121-129, 2020 (in Japanese)
- A factor Analysis on How Dividend Announcements Affect J-REIT Unit Prices When Seasoned Equity Offerings Are Exercised. Securities Analysts Journal, 56(9), pp.56-65. 2018 (in Japanese)
- Comparative analyses on factors of the pedestrian numbers in a downtown area using space syntax indicators - Case comparisons of Sakae-South, Nagoya CBD in Japan between 2005 and 2011. In Proceedings of the 10th International Space Syntax Symposium, London, 082-1-16, 2015
- Correlation Analyses between Underground Spatial Configuration and Pedestrian Flows by Space Syntax measures – A Case Study of Underground Mall Complex in Nagoya Station –. In 20th INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON URBAN FORM, p.116-128, 2013
- A Factor Analysis on Pedestrian Numbers on Paved Streets in Downtown Using Visibility Indicators - A Case Study of the Sakae-South District, a Downtown Area of Nagoya. Lucas, L. and Mair, G. (eds.), In Sensory Urbanism Proceedings 2008, pp.158-164, 2008
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