Know Daibiru

Learn our history Building construction DNA passed down for 100 years

Daibiru, the symbol of Osaka in its boom era

In the 1920s, Osaka outpaced Tokyo to become Japan’s leading city. The former Daibiru-Honkan Building stood in the heart of the city, representing the pinnacle of Taisho era architecture, with its highly artistic design and intricate engravings.

A pioneer of office building construction for a century

The former Daibiru-Honkan Building was more than just grand. It was also reinforced for seismic resistance, based on lessons learned from the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake. In fact, it was the first building in Osaka to incorporate earthquake-resistant construction.

History

Hibiya Daibiru Building featured a core system that centralized shared facilities

The Eagle and Girl statue was reused in the Daibiru-Honkan Building

First floor lobby of the former Daibiru-Honkan Building at the time of its completion

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Learn our strengths Synergy created by the Daibiru Group

An integrated business from development through to building management

Daibiru Group handles development, attracting customers, and new-occupancy support, as well as maintenance, including security and cleaning. Our integrated management system produces higher quality buildings.

Thorough management leading to higher customer satisfaction

Managing our buildings within the Group allows us to maintain strong connections with our customers. We take pride in pursuing customer satisfaction, evidenced by low vacancy rates and high long-term occupancy—around 70% for 10 years or more.

Value Creation Process and Business

Percentage of our office buildings under
integrated management

96%

Percentage of 10-year+ tenants

69%

Value Creation Process and Business

Learn about our sustainability Constructing buildings that meet the needs of the times

Harmonizing building construction with the natural environment: Japan’s first-ever rooftop tree garden

Despite the post-war trend of prioritizing economic growth, Daibiru installed Japan’s first-ever rooftop tree garden, based on the belief “To engage in civil engineering that can develop land while also protecting nature is proof that intellect resides in humanity.”

Nurturing human resources who produce new value to create buildings and towns

Daibiru believes that an office building’s value lies in its ability to contribute to the advancement of a town. We thoroughly evaluate the land and buildings we acquire on the assumption of long-term ownership to pioneer the future of towns and those working with us.

Sustainability

The former Shin-Daibiru Building, which featured Japan’s first-ever rooftop tree garden

Our newly renovated head office

Renewable
electricity usage
in line with RE100

98%

Employee turnover

Less than
1%

Sustainability

Learn about our Vision To be a company that co-creates diverse real estate

Diversifying our business through overseas expansion and enhancement of asset types

We are engaged in full-scale development of overseas business in Southeast Asia, India, and other regions, in collaboration with partner companies. Our focus is on a wide range of real estate developments, including commercial facilities, hotels, residential properties, senior living facilities, and logistics centers, all aimed at enriching people’s lives.

Creating new value with a variety of stakeholders

Today, society faces a range of issues. Daibiru is committed to addressing these by developing a diverse range of real estate and services, all from the perspective of “town creation.”