Private REIT Business
DREAM Private REIT (DPR)
Since its launch in July 2012, DPR has achieved steady growth through stable management leveraging the Mitsubishi Corporation Groupʼs comprehensive strengths, with retail and logistics facilities as its core assets. On March 1, 2026, DPR absorbed and merged with DREAM Hospitality REIT Inc., which specializes in hospitality and residential assets. This merger further strengthened DPR's operational foundation. Looking ahead, DPR will maintain retail and logistics facilities as its core while incorporating other assets to build a portfolio combining "stability" and "growth potential."
As a diversified REIT, DPR will pursue the enhancement of unitholder value.
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Features of DPR
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Portfolio Development Focusing on Retail and Logistics Assets
Leveraging the extensive network base and expertize in these sectors through trading and operating experiences of Mitsubishi Corporation Group, we target these as our core asset classes.
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Continuous Growth by Utilizing the Pipelines of Mitsubishi Corporation Group
In addition to Mitsubishi Corporation’s real estate development and acquisition and use of warehousing functions, we will diversify opportunities to acquire properties by expanding sourcing routes that make full use of the efforts of a wide range of asset management companies, including the Mitsubishi Corporation Group’s network of affiliates and business partners and mezzanine debt funds.
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Stable Cash Flow backed by the Long-Term Leasing Contracts
We create stable cash flows backed by the long-term leasing contracts with low rent volatilities. With the tenant relations we’d established through the long trading business experiences of Mitsubishi Corporation Group and using our operating know-hows that we’d build as an asset management company, we aim to achieve the mid-long term stabled income gains.
Leading track records
- AUM
JPY 501.6billion (Total acquisition cost as of March 1, 2026, estimated)*1
- Assets
Retail, Logistics, etc.
- Investment Strategy
Core
- Fund Type
Open-End Fund
- Major Investors
Pension Funds, Financial Institutions, Regional Bank, Shinkin Shinkumi*2, Non-financial Organizations
*2 Regional Financial Institutions