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Our company was founded in 1948, soon after the end of World War II, for the purpose of constructing the Hanshin Racetrack for the development of horse racing, backed by the strong desire of major horse owners in the Kansai area and the local business community for the revival of a horse racing track in the Hanshin area, a plan that was also supported by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (now Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries). The company, therefore, was named Keihanshin Horse Racing Co., Ltd. when it was first incorporated. After many difficulties, Hanshin Racetrack was completed in Nigawa, Takarazuka city, Hyogo Prefecture in 1949. It was first leased to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, but later was transferred to the newly established Japan Racing Association in 1955.

We took this opportunity to change our corporate name to Keihanshin Real Estate Co., Ltd., and entered the business of general real estate. In addition to the leasing of off-track betting offices (WINS), which had been one of our core businesses since our incorporation, we launched the office building leasing business in 1962 by building our first office building, the Kawaramachi Building on Midosuji street in Chuo-ku, Osaka.

Today, we are developing business by concentrating management resources on the business of leasing commercial space. Therefore, we will clarify the future direction we are aiming to go in. We changed the corporate name on October 1, 2011.

OfficeOffice Building  DCDatacenter Building  WINSWINS Building
LogisticsCommercial Building and Logistics Warehouse
History of company History of business development
1948 Keihanshin Horse Racing Co.,Ltd. founded.
1949 Listed on Osaka Securities Exchange. WINS WINS Umeda B Building and WINS Namba completed at Kita-ku and Minami-ku of Osaka City.
The Hanshin Racetrack (located in Takarazuka City, Hyogo Pref.) completed.
1951 WINS WINS Kyoto Building completed in Kyoto City.
1953 WINS WINS Kobe B Building completed in Kobe City.
1955 The Hanshin Race Track sold to The Japan Racing Association (JRA).
1956 Changed the corporate name to Keihanshin Real Estate Co., Ltd.
1962 Office

Our first office building, Kawaramachi Building completed in Osaka City.

1964 Office Azuchimachi Building completed in Osaka City.
1969 Office Sakasegawa Building completed in Takarazuka City.
1982 WINS WINS Umeda A Building completed in Osaka City.
1983 Logistics Hirakata Warehouse completed in Hirakata City.
1988 DC Our first datacenter building, Shinmachi Building completed in Osaka City.
Logistics Shopping complex "Ikoi no Machi Alpha" completed in Koriyama City, Fukushima Pref.
1989 Logistics Toyahama Warehouse completed in Kobe city.
1990 WINS WINS Kyoto Building completed (rebuild) in Kyoto City.
1991 DC Shin Esaka Building completed in Suita City, Osaka.
WINS WINS Kobe B and C Buildings completed (rebuild) in Kobe City.
1992 Logistics The shopping complex "Huerta Shingu" completed in Shingu Town, Fukuoka Pref.
1994 Logistics Asahikawa Shopping Facility completed in Asahikawa City, Hokkaido.
1996 Logistics Shijo Kawaramachi Building in Kyoto City, acquired.
1998 50th anniversary of the Company's founding Logistics Nagano Shopping Facility in Nagano City, acquired.
1999 DC Toyosaki Building completed in Osaka City.
2000 DC Nakatsu Building completed in Osaka City.
2001 Office Yodoyabashi Building completed in Osaka City.
2002 DC Shinmachi Daini Building completed in Osaka City.
WINS WINS Nanba completed (rebuild) in Osaka City.
2003 Listed on the First Section of Tokyo Stock Exchange.
2007 DC Kitahorie Building in Osaka City, acquired.
Office Midosuji Building completed in Osaka City.
2009 Office Onarimon Building completed in Minato-ku,Tokyo.
Office Shinsaibashi Urban Building in Osaka City, acquired.
2010 WINS WINS Umeda B Building completed (rebuild) in Osaka City.
2011 Corporate name changed to present one.
2012 DC Nishi Shinsaibashi Building completed in Osaka City.