TRINITY FUND launches its 10th real estate fund at 12% target yield
What's the deal? Tokyo-based WALLMATE不動産Dealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → opened subscriptions on August 10, 2026 at 19:00 for TRINITY FUND 10号Dealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, its tenth real estate crowdfunding vehicle. The fund targets a ¥297 million raise on a total of ¥330 million to acquire a property in Ikenohana, Taito-ku, Tokyo. It offers a projected annual yield of 12% before tax over a six-month run.
What's the endgame? WALLMATE will buy the site — two land parcels and one building — and sell it, with returns driven mainly by capital gains. Of the 12% target, roughly 11.9% comes from the sale and about 0.1% from income.
Why the property? The 186m² plot sits near Nezu station, four minutes on foot, in the popular "谷根千" district. In an area dominated by 30 to 80m² lots, WALLMATE says the larger parcel can serve buyers ranging from wealthy homeowners to developers.
By the numbers: WALLMATE operates eight branches beyond its head office and enters its 12th year in March 2026. In the prior fiscal year it reported ¥12.5 billion in revenue, with cumulative brokerage deals topping 1,800.
What could go wrong? The fund's returns hinge almost entirely on a successful sale within six months. To reduce risk, WALLMATE is taking a 10% subordinated stake — ¥33 million — and pledges to buy back the property if no external sale closes by the end of the term. The property carries an appraisal value of ¥366 million.
The signal: At 12%, this is TRINITY FUND's highest target yield to date, which WALLMATE ties to rising land prices. It reflects a broader push among Japanese real estate crowdfunding operators toward short-run, capital-gains-focused products backed by self-imposed transparency rules — here, adherence to the Real Estate Crowdfunding Association's disclosure checklist.
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