CHECK Holdings Co., Ltd. Acquires a Large-scale Industrial Site of Approximately 123,700 Tsubo in Iizuka City
CHECK Holdings Co., Ltd. has acquired approximately 40 hectares of industrial land in Iizuka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. The site will be developed as 'Central Business Park IIZUKA' to attract businesses, create jobs, and revitalize the regional economy.
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CHECK Holdings Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: 3428 Ida, Tagawa City, Fukuoka Prefecture; President and CEO: Yoshito Sasaki) has recently acquired a large-scale industrial site of approximately 123,700 tsubo (approx. 40 hectares) in Iizuka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. At the same time, we have conceptualized the site as "Central Business Park IIZUKA (tentative name)" and will proceed with the creation of an industrial hub that will lead to future corporate attraction, job creation, and regional revitalization.
This project is part of a large-scale development undertaken by our corporate group to resolve regional issues. Grounded in our founding real estate business, we have steadily built a track record in the Chikuho area and utilized that expertise to expand our business throughout Fukuoka Prefecture. It also resonates with the trinity of urban development promoted by Iizuka City—"station area development," "corporate attraction," and "human resource development"—and is positioned as an initiative contributing to the strengthening of the region's industrial base.
[Background of Acquisition]
In Iizuka City, alongside the progress of corporate attraction, the shortage of industrial land has become a challenge. While the establishment of companies in industrial parks is progressing within the city, there has been a demand to secure large tracts of land to serve as a new receptive capacity. In addition, the development of various systems to support corporate establishment is advancing, and its potential as an industrial hub is rising further.
In response to these trends, our company has decided to acquire a large-scale industrial site in Iizuka City by leveraging our expertise as a real estate business rooted in the local community. This acquisition is not merely a real estate transaction but a strategic step toward future industrial accumulation and the revitalization of the regional economy.
[Project Features]
The site acquired this time is a vast plot of land of approximately 123,700 tsubo (approx. 40 hectares) located adjacent to Kindai University's Fukuoka Campus. Moving forward, we will consider utilizing it as an industrial hub that attracts new employment and investment to the region, anticipating the location of manufacturing, logistics, and various industry-related companies.
This concept is a project in which the local government's industrial promotion measures and a private operator's business promotion work in tandem. It is one of the largest private developments in western Japan and a rare initiative nationwide for a development by a real estate company of small and medium size. As a company, we aim to implement new industrial functions in the region starting from this land acquisition.
[Initiatives of CHECK Holdings]
CHECK Holdings Co., Ltd., originating from Check Co., Ltd. as its founding business, has expanded its business areas to include real estate brokerage, rental management, development, construction, welfare, and agriculture. Currently comprising six group companies with 75 employees, we are developing businesses that contribute to resolving regional issues throughout Fukuoka Prefecture, based on the track record we have accumulated in the Chikuho area.
We view real estate not simply as an asset, but as an "apparatus" for creating employment, residence, lifestyle, and enhancing regional value. This land acquisition is also an extension of that philosophy. By creating a receptacle for corporate advancement, we will contribute to the enhancement of regional value not only in Iizuka City and the Chikuho area but throughout Fukuoka Prefecture.
This project is part of a large-scale development undertaken by our corporate group to resolve regional issues. Grounded in our founding real estate business, we have steadily built a track record in the Chikuho area and utilized that expertise to expand our business throughout Fukuoka Prefecture. It also resonates with the trinity of urban development promoted by Iizuka City—"station area development," "corporate attraction," and "human resource development"—and is positioned as an initiative contributing to the strengthening of the region's industrial base.
[Background of Acquisition]
In Iizuka City, alongside the progress of corporate attraction, the shortage of industrial land has become a challenge. While the establishment of companies in industrial parks is progressing within the city, there has been a demand to secure large tracts of land to serve as a new receptive capacity. In addition, the development of various systems to support corporate establishment is advancing, and its potential as an industrial hub is rising further.
In response to these trends, our company has decided to acquire a large-scale industrial site in Iizuka City by leveraging our expertise as a real estate business rooted in the local community. This acquisition is not merely a real estate transaction but a strategic step toward future industrial accumulation and the revitalization of the regional economy.
[Project Features]
The site acquired this time is a vast plot of land of approximately 123,700 tsubo (approx. 40 hectares) located adjacent to Kindai University's Fukuoka Campus. Moving forward, we will consider utilizing it as an industrial hub that attracts new employment and investment to the region, anticipating the location of manufacturing, logistics, and various industry-related companies.
This concept is a project in which the local government's industrial promotion measures and a private operator's business promotion work in tandem. It is one of the largest private developments in western Japan and a rare initiative nationwide for a development by a real estate company of small and medium size. As a company, we aim to implement new industrial functions in the region starting from this land acquisition.
[Initiatives of CHECK Holdings]
CHECK Holdings Co., Ltd., originating from Check Co., Ltd. as its founding business, has expanded its business areas to include real estate brokerage, rental management, development, construction, welfare, and agriculture. Currently comprising six group companies with 75 employees, we are developing businesses that contribute to resolving regional issues throughout Fukuoka Prefecture, based on the track record we have accumulated in the Chikuho area.
We view real estate not simply as an asset, but as an "apparatus" for creating employment, residence, lifestyle, and enhancing regional value. This land acquisition is also an extension of that philosophy. By creating a receptacle for corporate advancement, we will contribute to the enhancement of regional value not only in Iizuka City and the Chikuho area but throughout Fukuoka Prefecture.