Lead Real Estate Co., Ltd Announces the Sale of a Planned Hotel, ENT TERRACE TSUKIJI 6 CHOME, Where the Urban Development Project of the Decade in Tokyo is Taking Place

TOKYO, June 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Lead Real Estate Co., Ltd (Nasdaq: LRE) (“LRE” or “the Company”), a Japanese real estate developer of luxury residential properties including single-family homes and condominiums across Tokyo and Kanagawa prefectures and Sapporo, is announcing the signing of a sales contract for its planned hotel, ENT TERRACE Tsukiji 6 Chome.

ENT TERRACE Tsukiji 6 Chome, a planned eight-room extended-stay type hotel located in Tsukiji, Chuō, Tokyo, will be constructed from reinforced concrete and feature nine floors above ground. It is planned to have a building area of 6,698 square feet and a land area of 1,016 square feet.

                                  

Interior Renderings of ENT TERRACE Tsukiji 6 Chome

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The architectural design of this property is supervised by Pro Style Design Office Inc., which has long experience in luxury architectural designs. The company bases its work on the following philosophy: “Total space with a high degree of perfection.”

“In ‘custom-built houses’ and ‘dwelling with shops,’ we create a high-density space by producing facilities, furniture, interior, lighting, art, sound, greenery, using luxury brands to suit the owner's lifestyle in all aspects of clothing, food, housing, and recreation.”

Beautiful View Villa (Left), and Luxury Italian Casa (Right), Produced by Pro Style Design

Tsukiji District Community Development Project

There is an ongoing urban redevelopment initiative undertaken by the Metropolitan Government in the Tsukiji District, known as the “Tsukiji District Community Development Project,” which started in March 2022. It is a large-scale urban renewal project spearheaded by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, aiming to contribute to the city's growth by maximizing the potential of the Tsukiji area, leveraging its landscape, history and cultural resources. The project aims to transform the Tsukiji area into a “waterfront city” that befits and symbolizes Tokyo, with a view to welcoming people through the routes from the waterways and creating spaces for diverse exchange.