Relocated the head office to Nishinari Ward, Osaka City.
Established the company's first full-scale plant, the Sakai Factory in Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture.
1961
Daiwa Danchi Co., Ltd., Japan's first full-fledged private-sector developer, was founded.
Listed on the First Section of the Osaka Securities Exchange, and then listed on the Tokyo and Nagoya Stock Exchanges.
Established Daiwa(Malaya)Ltd,a joint venture company in Singapore.
1962
Daiwa Lodge was launched to use as an office, warehouse or Movable Classroom.
Daiwa House Type-A, a panel style prefabricated house, was launched. It was registered as the first recognized house eligible for Government Housing Loan Corporation financing.
Daiwa Danchi Co., Ltd. developed Habikino Neopolis in Osaka Prefecture. Homes were sold together with a Housing Service Plan, a precursor to home mortgages, which was developed with Sumitomo Bank, Limited. [Detail]
Developed an original shell construction method utilizing steel pipes as a forerunner for construction of large-scale spaces.
Daiwa House Type-A was built for the first time as a single-family housing subdivision home design for public agencies in Senri New Town, Osaka Prefecture.
1963
Donated Japan’s first pedestrian bridge with combined steel pipes, Overpass for Traffic Safety in front of Osaka Station, in partnership with Kawasaki Steel Corporation (current JFE Steel Corporation). [Detail]
In order to meet the burgeoning needs of the housing market, two-storey prefabricated houses and other buildings were launched.
Established an Overseas Section in the Tokyo Branch.
Published The Future of the Daiwa House Group, a staff training booklet.
1964
Established a joint venture company in Thailand.
1965
Established the Nara Factory, Japan's first factory specializing in prefabricated houses.
Launched the Prefab Shell,as steel beam structure.
1967
Daiwa House Type-B, which had added improvements to the module or roof pitch, was put on the market.
Relocated the head office to Awaza, Nishi Ward, Osaka City.
1968
Rolled out Daiwa Entaroriy, a quasi-low temperature grain warehouse, across Japan, conquering the grain warehouse market.
1969
Midori-ga-Oka Neopolis, our first independently developed large-scale urban housing development, went on sale.
Daiwa Lodge
Daiwa House Type-A
Overpass for Traffic Safety in front of Osaka Station