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JPMC operates a nationwide bulk lease business, where it leases residential properties from owners in bulk and subleases them to general tenants. This business is conducted on behalf of owners' rental operations, with property management services as its core focus.

JPMC's business model differs from bulk lease operations tied to construction projects. Instead, it specializes in conducting rental management on behalf of owners. Construction, renovations, property management and brokerage, and senior housing operations are handled by partner companies.

JPMC also operates a rent guarantee business, insurance business, and broadband business (JPMC Hikari). Additionally, in urban areas, it undertakes renovation and remodeling construction projects.

JPMC's revenue consists of property management income, ancillary PM business income, and other income. Property management income includes tenant rent, initial fees, and administrative fees.

The JPMC Group includes affiliated companies such as JPMC Finance, Mirai Syogaku Tanki Insurance, JPMC Agency, JPMC Shinei, JPMC Works & Supply, JPMC Asset Management, and Leaks Property. These companies engage in lending, insurance, rental management, renovation construction, and brokerage of investment real estate, respectively.

JPMC aims to maximize asset value for property owners through rental management outsourcing services and pursues sustainable rental operations. Building on its core business of comprehensive lease management, the company develops new services and products to expand business scale and enhance corporate value.

As a medium to long-term management strategy, JPMC targets expanding its managed properties to over 250,000 units by 2030 and becoming a major player in the rental housing market. To achieve this goal, the company is deploying a growth strategy across three phases spanning short to long term.

In the short to medium term (2021–2025), JPMC will strengthen its renovation business and capture corporate demand while deepening partnerships with property management outsourcing partners to ensure stable growth in managed units. The company will also upgrade its core systems to enhance competitiveness and operational efficiency.

In the long term (2026–2030), JPMC will diversify its revenue structure through expanded managed properties. Specifically, the company plans to offer subscription-based services for tenants and deploy one-stop services for rental property owners.

Beyond 2030, JPMC aims for further growth by exploring new business areas leveraging PropTech. The company seeks to solve challenges in the rental housing industry through technology that combines AI and ICT, realizing sustainable growth.