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Samurai Capital transfers Tokyo HAUN portfolio into Colivia1
2 November 2026 | Portfolio acquisition | Japan | 313 units | Operational
The new fund acquired trust beneficiary interests in four operating co‑living properties, with backing from Japanese corporate investors.
Key details
Asset type | Operational |
Location | Tokyo, Japan |
Capacity | 313 units |
Buyer | Colivia1 |
Seller | Samurai Capital |
Value | Undisclosed |
Source: Samurai Capital
The assets are HAUN Tabata, Ogu, Kuramae and Osaki. HAUN will continue operating the properties, and Samurai Capital will manage the new fund.
Strategic context
Samurai launched HAUN Tabata in 2024 and brought all four properties into operation under its value‑add programme.
Colivia1 transfers the stabilised assets into a core‑plus vehicle without changing manager or operator. The transfer the properties' ownership and investment structure but doesn’t add new rooms to Tokyo’s supply.
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