Keystone Partners Provides Financing for Ginza Commercial Building Development Fund

Keystone Partners Finances Ginza Commercial Development

Keystone Partners Co., Ltd., headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo, recently announced that its investment fund, the Japan Revival Sponsor Fund No. 6, provided financing for the development of a commercial building in Ginza, Tokyo. The recipient of this financing is a limited liability company, ORCA GINZA7, which is focused on developing this central Tokyo property.

The project is backed by Sanko Asset Management Co., Ltd., also based in Chuo, Tokyo, which serves as the asset manager responsible for planning and structuring this fund. The financing structure includes a senior loan from Gunma Bank, a junior loan from Musashino Bank, and mezzanine loans provided by Keystone Partners’ Japan Revival Sponsor Fund No. 6.

This development project is located in the well-known Ginza area, renowned for its department stores, cultural facilities, and dining establishments, attracting both domestic and international travelers. The goal of this endeavor is to meet the growing demand for tourism in Japan by providing high-quality dining experiences and contributing to the local economy.

Keystone Partners specializes in flexible financing solutions, combining both loans and equity to cater to the unique needs of businesses and projects. With a track record of successful investments across various real estate projects, including hotels and collaborations with real estate companies, Keystone Partners continues to establish a solid reputation in the industry.

Through this project, Keystone Partners aims to quickly identify investment opportunities in high-growth markets and provide stable returns to its investors while supporting initiatives that invigorate the local economy and address societal challenges.

Project Overview

- Property Name: (Tentative) Ginza 7-Chome Commercial Building
- Expected Completion: 2028
- Location: 7 Chome, Ginza, Chuo, Tokyo
- Total Floor Area: Approximately 1,805.45 square meters (approx. 546.15 tsubo) (tentative)
- Structure/Size: 8 stories above ground and 2 stories below ground, constructed with reinforced concrete (RC) and steel (S).