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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
HASEKO Corporation, established in 1937 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a multifaceted real estate firm specializing in condominiums across both domestic and international markets. The company's extensive activities include the planning, design, construction, sale, renovation, and rental of condominium properties. Its operations are categorized into three main segments: Construction-Related, Service-Related, and Overseas-Related Business. Beyond foundational construction, HASEKO is deeply involved in real estate development, encompassing for-sale housing and comprehensive property management for condominiums and apartments. The company also provides real estate brokerage services, handling sales, purchases, exchanges, leasing, and agency functions, alongside acquiring and reselling various properties. It offers strategic real estate solutions, such as asset management, project conceptualization, land utilization advice, and investment management and appraisal. HASEKO's property management expertise extends to both for-sale condominiums—providing monitoring, maintenance, cleaning, administrative support, and life assistance services—and rental condominium operations. Additionally, the company undertakes a wide array of renovation projects, including large-scale repairs, seismic retrofitting, facility upgrades, environmental and energy-saving enhancements, value-adding remodeling, and comprehensive building rehabilitation or replacement. Diversifying its services, HASEKO manages facilities for the elderly, delivers home nursing care, and offers consulting on senior living arrangements. The company also provides interior design enhancement services and engages in the sale and leasing of construction materials.
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