As buildings have a lifecycle of several decades, the use of buildings as well as the provision of broad-ranging services may generate burdens on the environment. In order to minimize these environmental burdens in the administration and operation of properties, it is important to create and provide buildings by giving due consideration at the design stage to the reduction of environmental burdens that arise when managing properties.
In October 2008, the Mitsui Fudosan Group revised its Group Environmental Policy. Under the revised Group Environmental Policy, the Group considers the environment from the design stage of real estate projects, and endeavors to minimize the burden placed on the environment in its administration and operation of properties.
Introduction of initiatives conducted by the Mitsui Fudosan Group for actual projects
Experimental Area for a New Town Development That Generates an Enhanced Environment, Healthy Living, Creativity and Communication through Public, Private and Academic Partnerships
Providing a Business Environment That Combines Customer Convenience and Comfort
Disseminating the “Eco of Edo” from Nihonbashi
Environmental Friendliness of Office Buildings
Provision of Areas that Feature Eco technology
Development of urban areas that “designed to improve” and increase in value over time
Presentation of various cultural and public relations activities conducted by each company of the Mitsui Group