Yuji Okamoto, Managing Director of Mitsubishi Estate (Thailand), leads the charge in transforming Thailand’s real estate sector and contributing to its economic evolution. Over the last decade, the Mitsubishi Estate Group, under Okamoto’s guidance, strategically invested in condominiums, office buildings, and outlet malls, forging partnerships with local entities to redefine Thailand’s economic and real estate markets.
In the condominium sector, Mitsubishi Estate collaborates with AP (Thailand), who we have strived together to become a leadership position, continues to exchange insights and know-how to enhance residents’ Quality of Life. In the office space, the company has introduced innovative solutions for planning, design, operation, and sales, emphasizing profitability, customer satisfaction, and corporate social responsibility.
Mitsubishi Estate (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (Our newly office in One City Centre)
The outlet mall segment reflects Mitsubishi Estate’s rich legacy, dating back to Japan’s first outlet mall in 2000. The group’s contribution to Thailand’s initial outlet business showcases its commitment to shaping retail landscapes. One standout project, the One City Centre (OCC), developed with Raimon Land, stands as Thailand’s tallest office building at approximately 276 meters. OCC integrates cutting-edge technology, environmental certifications (LEED GOLD and Fitwell), and a commitment to sustainability.
Adapting to Thailand’s evolving real estate landscape, Mitsubishi Estate incorporates state-of-the-art features in condominium projects, addressing social issues and the changing dynamics brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. The company envisions redefining property use and urban development for the next 10 to 20 years, creating spaces that seamlessly blend work and private activities.
Central to Mitsubishi Estate’s ethos is sustainability and environmental responsibility. Positioned as “Ecosystem Engineers” under Sustainability Vision 2050, the group focuses on four key themes: “Environment,” “Diversity & Inclusion,” “Innovation,” and “Resilience.” The environmental certifications at OCC underscore the company’s dedication to sustainable practices.
Central to Mitsubishi Estate’s ethos is sustainability and environmental responsibility. Positioned as “Ecosystem Engineers” under Sustainability Vision 2050, the group focuses on four key themes: “Environment,” “Diversity & Inclusion,” “Innovation,” and “Resilience.”
One City Centre (Grade A Plus Office Building)
Mitsubishi Estate’s unique blend of innovation, adaptability, and sustainability positions it as a driving force in Thailand’s ever-evolving economic and real estate development. For detailed insights into the company’s sustainability policy, interested readers can refer to https://mec.disclosure.site/e/sustainability/.
