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F-stage's Innovative Approach to Construction Management

In mid-May, F-stage Inc., situated in Bunkyo, Tokyo, initiated its remote construction management operations, connecting its headquarters with interior construction sites online. This progressive step aims to enhance productivity and establish a framework capable of achieving a goal of 1000 properties sold by the fiscal year 2027, with a target revenue of 50 billion yen.

Background for Remote Management Implementation

F-stage has been vigorously expanding its home buying and resale business to achieve its mid-term management plan target of selling 1000 properties. With the growth of its operations, the number of construction sites and verification tasks is expected to rise, necessitating efficient management that maintains high construction quality across a larger number of sites.

As F-stage purchases individual units of condominium apartments, its construction sites are scattered across the Tokyo metropolitan area and beyond. The timelines and progress for each property can vary significantly, complicating the ability to inspect nearby properties efficiently. This often results in increased travel time for construction personnel and a heavier burden of verification tasks.

Sticking to a travel-dependent management system could lead to escalating workloads for construction personnel as project numbers increase, hampering managers' abilities to effectively train new hires and manage teams while also responding promptly to subcontractors.

To address this issue, F-stage has delineated between onsite procedures and those that can be managed remotely. They have launched the operation of remote construction management to conduct certain construction management tasks online. This not only streamlines site management but also aims to maintain construction quality, nurture young talent, and strengthen collaboration with subcontractors, ultimately providing a solid construction framework that meets the demands of business growth.

Overview of Remote Construction Management

On May 13th, the operational launch of remote construction management began with three section heads from the construction department overseeing specific properties. A