European
Real Estate.
Structured for
Japanese Capital.

TokyoLondonAmsterdam

A cross-border platform for European real estate origination, structuring and oversight.

Reiwa Capital works with Japanese investors and capital partners on selected opportunities in London and Amsterdam. Our approach combines disciplined underwriting, local expertise and active asset management, with a clear ownership strategy from acquisition through to exit.

  1. Sourcing and Assessment Mandate Assess

    Define the investment mandate, source suitable opportunities and assess their investment case before proceeding.

  2. Acquisition and Structuring Structure Acquire

    Coordinate appointed specialists through ownership structuring, financing, due diligence and acquisition.

  3. Ownership and Reporting Own Exit

    Track performance against the investment plan, coordinate responses to leasing and capital expenditure issues, and report through to exit.

Two Markets

Our investment focus is London and Amsterdam.

Explore Focus Markets
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United Kingdom

Investment focus: London

Deep capital markets and mature financing and advisory networks, across distinct central submarkets.

  • Differences between the West End, City of London and Midtown
  • Occupier demand tested before capital is committed
  • Exit conditions, with more than one realistic route
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The Netherlands

Investment focus: Amsterdam

Compact and supply-constrained, with strict planning and sustainability requirements, established occupier demand and institutional buyers.

  • Permitted use and planning position, confirmed before purchase
  • Technical condition and sustainability requirements
  • Capital required through ownership

Built from the Investor Side

  • Asset Fundamentals First

    The investment case should hold without any tax or structuring benefit, so the decision rests on the real estate itself.

  • Performance Against Plan

    Income, costs, capital expenditure and material changes are reported against the investment case, so investors can judge progress clearly.

  • Coordinated Local Execution

    Each specialist has defined responsibilities. Progress and decisions are coordinated across all of them, so the investor is not left to piece it together.