Daiwa House Group Business Solution

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  The Daiwa House Group, which has been developing commercial facilities since its founding, has developed and constructed more than 330 logistics centers, and is even today engaged in operations at a number of facilities. Now, based on the technologies and expertise cultivated through logistics brands such as D Project and DPL, we have launched the new DProject Data Center (DPDC) brand. In this way we are supporting the digitalization of society and industry, as well as the bonds that bring together a wide range of people and goods around the world.

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  DPDC Inzai Park, which we plan to construct as a data center comprised of 14 buildings on a total site area of approximately 270,000㎡, will newly supply approximately 600 MW of electricity with an adjacent transformer substation. Proper management of confidential and personal information held by governments, municipalities, and businesses is one of the needs a data center is expected to satisfy. The Daiwa House Group will fulfill its corporate responsibility to support a safe and secure society by meeting these needs through the development of its DPDC business.

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  The growing need for data centers in Japan has informed our decision to further accelerate expansion in our domestic DPDC business. With plans to make investments at roughly the \100 billion level by 2025, suburban-type data centers like DPDC Inzai Park developed in urban areas will offer greater convenience. Keeping an eye to the future, we are examining a range of possibilities, such as development in Japan’s regional areas with the aim of contributing to local revitalization. Together with data center operators in Japan and abroad, we are working to realize a recycling-oriented society where there is peace of mind and happiness for people, communities, and lifestyles.

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  Wholesale markets across Japan, which possess large tracts of land in exceptionally convenient areas of access, face challenges that include declining distribution sales and increasingly aged facilities. In March 2021, we won preferential negotiation rights for the Toyama Public Wholesale Market Redevelopment Project based on a proposal to construct multiple buildings (total floor area of approximately 10,000 tsubo) on a site of approximately 36,000 tsubo under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) method, which utilizes private sector know-how in the provision of public services.

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  The project, which aims to revitalize local food and social infrastructure, will be undertaken by the New Toyama Ichiba Creation Project Team, a group of nine companies (as of March 2022) represented by Daiwa House. The companies that comprise the team have broad experience and expertise in providing optimal solutions. The three divisions of the public wholesale market (fruit and vegetables, marine products, and flowers) and 22 intermediary wholesale companies will work together to create a highly sustainable market that will bring its history and resources into the future.

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  International Goals for a sustainable and better world by 2030: SDGs. Toyama City has been selected by the Cabinet Office for the SDGs “Future City” project as a municipality that is making outstanding efforts to achieve the SDGs. We proposed a long-term 30-year scheme to provide support to the market, which has long underpinned food culture around the region, building it into a new center of exchange that facilitates diverse lifestyles. We have been, and will continue to aim for a society where people, towns, and lifestyles can co-exist.