FunFund's 15th fund closes at 237% of target, raising ¥71.35M

What's the deal? Frontier HouseDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a Yokohama-based real estate company, said its 15th FunFundDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → real estate crowdfunding offering closed fully subscribed. Against a ¥30 million target, the fund drew ¥71.35 million in applications — a 237% subscription rate.

The details: FunFund#15 backs a single income-generating apartment building under construction in Yokohama's Asahi ward, an eight-minute walk from Mitsukyo Station on the Sotetsu Main Line. The company acquired the land on December 11, 2025, with completion set for the end of November 2026.

The terms: The fund offers a projected annual yield of 10.0% over a four-month term, running from July 31 to November 30, 2026. Investors could commit from ¥10,000, with distributions and principal repayment scheduled for December 16, 2026.

Why now? Frontier House had already begun selling the property before structuring the fund, signing a sale agreement with an individual investor on May 23, 2026.

What could go wrong? The company flagged that material procurement delays and logistics disruptions tied to global conditions could push back construction — and extend the fund's operating period.

The endgame: FunFund's stated mission is to make property investment more accessible, offering funds from ¥10,000 per stake. As a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's TOKYO PRO Market (code 5528), Frontier House points to auditor oversight and J-Adviser guidance as the basis for its disclosure practices.

The signal: A near 2.4x oversubscription on a short, high-yield property fund underlines steady retail appetite for small-ticket real estate investment in Japan, where low entry thresholds and fixed-term structures continue to draw individual investors.

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