LogProstyle Inc.

LGPS · Figures in Japanese yen

About LogProstyle

LogProstyle Inc. operates as a real estate developer and management company in Japan. It operates through three segments: Real Estate, Hotel, and Other. The company engages in the real estate design, rental, renovation, and resale business; development of residential condominiums; sale of renovated condominium units under the Log Mansion brand; management of ryokan-style hotels in Tokyo, Yokohama, and Okinawa; sales of housing equipment and materials; operation of restaurants; and provision of information technology consulting and accommodation services. It sells its products through online platforms, including LogRenove, as well as through real estate brokers. It serves individual and institutional customers, and individual travelers. Logprostyle Inc. was incorporated in 2006 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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Leadership

  • Yasuyuki NozawaRep.Director, President, & Chief Executive Officer
  • Kentaroh TachibanaDirector and Chief Financial Officer
Employees
152
Business address
TOKYO, M0
Fiscal year ends
March 31
Listed
NYSE · LGPS

Price

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$0.74
−$0.36 (−32.45%)past year
Market cap
$18M
At close
Sep 28, 2026

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