— Gateway to Japan's prime real estate.
Post-Lintel advises investment funds and institutional capital from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore on the acquisition, management, and disposition of prime Japanese real estate — with a focus on residential income assets in central Tokyo.
We work across the full investment lifecycle — sourcing, transaction advisory, operational management, and disposition — with a single point of accountability for every mandate.
Off-market origination, underwriting, structuring, and execution for institutional buyers and sellers of Tokyo prime residential portfolios.
View capability →Submarket selection, asset positioning, and re-underwriting — grounded in on-the-ground operating data across central Tokyo's 23 wards.
View capability →Direct operations platform, English-language reporting, and audit-ready financials — aligned to the governance standards of global institutional LPs.
View capability →Our client base concentrates in three jurisdictions where regulatory familiarity and capital allocation to Japanese real estate are already well-established.
Family-backed investment funds and licensed asset managers deploying dedicated Japan allocations.
Insurance-aligned capital and multi-generational private investment vehicles with core-plus mandates.
Pan-Asia funds and sovereign-adjacent platforms targeting Tokyo as a yield-stable core market.
Selected, anonymized transactions advised by the firm. Full diligence book available under NDA.
Tokyo has quietly become one of the most important income-real-estate markets in the world. It is stable, transparent, and — unlike many global gateway cities — still meaningfully under-allocated by institutional capital from across Asia.
Post-Lintel exists to close that gap. We are a local operator built to the governance standards of global funds, with an unapologetic focus on prime residential assets in central Tokyo.
Confidential briefings are arranged for qualified investment funds, asset managers, and institutional platforms. Initial conversations typically cover market thesis, vehicle structure, and mandate fit.