Feb. 1937 Established Hasegawa Komuten in Amagasaki-shi, Hyogo
Aug. 1943 Opened Himeji branch office
Jun. 1946 Opened Kobe branch office
Aug. 1946 Incorporated Hasegawa Komuten Co., Ltd., headquartered in Himeji-shi, Hyogo
Sep. 1946 Opened Osaka branch office
Feb. 1951 Opened Tokyo branch office
Aug. 1953 Transferred headquarters to Osaka
Oct. 1962 Opened Nagoya branch office
Apr. 1965 Listed on the 1st Sections of Tokyo Stock Exchange, Osaka Securities Exchange and Nagoya Stock Exchange
Feb. 1969

Completed construction of "Ashiya Matsuhama Heights," the first condominium Haseko constructed

Jul. 1970 Completed construction of "Nissho Iwai Shiroganedai Condominium," the first condominium Haseko constructed in Tokyo Metropolitan Area
Dec. 1970 Transferred headquarters to Hasegawa Building No. 8 in Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
May 1971 Completed construction of "Denenchofu Sky Heights", the Haseko's first high-rise condominium (adopting Haseko truss and wall construction method)
Nov. 1973 Achieved number one of accumulated condominium construction in Japan (35,000 units)
Nov. 1973 Developed Haseko's unique condominium production system "CONBUS" series
Dec. 1974 Completed construction of headquarters building, "Akasaka Long Beach Bldg.," in Akasaka, Minato-ku Tokyo and transferred headquarters there
May 1976 Completed construction of the Haseko's first overseas condominium “444 Nahua” (Hawaii)
Nov. 1977

Completed construction of "Palais Royal Nagatacho," high-grade condominium

Feb. 1980 Announcement of "CAD", interactive computer design system
Jan. 1981 Completed construction of " Shiba Head Office Building" in Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo and transferred headquarters there
Nov. 1983 Started "Urayasu AMC Project", the Haseko's first large-scale housing and lifestyle development project
Mar. 1984 Establishment of "Haseko Syayu-kai"
May. 1984

Completed construction of "Palais Royal Midorigaoka," the first rebuilt condominium

Dec. 1985 Establishment of "Labor Union of Haseko Group"
Oct. 1988 Changed corporate name to HASEKO Corporation
Jan. 1989 Completed construction of "Century City Omiya Koen," the Haseko's first condominium with services for elder people
Apr. 1989 Introduced the construction industry's first full two-day off workweek system
Oct. 1992

Completed construction of "Acro City Towers," a 32-storied skyscraper condominium

Mar. 1994 Kansai branch office moved to Tatsuno Hiranomachi Building (Chuo-ku, Osaka City)
Mar. 1997 Obtained ISO 9001 certification, an international standard for quality control and quality assurance system, in Tokyo area
*First such certification for a Japanese company in the "design and construction of multi-family dwellings" category
Jul. 1997 Obtained ISO 9001 certification, an international standard for quality control and quality assurance system, in Kansai area for design and construction of multi-family dwellings
Dec. 1998 Achieved construction of accumulated 300,000 units of condominiums
Mar. 1999 Finished "Hills Kugahara," a large-scale replacement project
Dec. 2000 Completed construction of "House Solana," Haseko’s first skeleton-infill housing
Jul. 2001 Obtained ISO 14001 certification, a international standard for environmental management, in Kansai area
Oct. 2001 Obtained ISO 14001 certification, a international standard for environmental management, in Tokyo area
Mar. 2003 Completed construction of "PLACEA''; Obtained the first design housing performance evaluation certificate for a large-scale condominium
Mar. 2003 Started operation of "Century City Kita Urawa," a paid care house for elderly people
Apr. 2003 Established "Haseko Anesis Corporation," a service-related new subsidiary
Sep. 2003 Completed the "Urayasu AMC Project," an advanced multi-purpose urban development project
Aug. 2004

Completed construction of "Fukasawa House," the first introduction of disaster prevention sets

Mar. 2005 Participated in the reuse business and opened the first "KASIKOSH" store, a recycle shop
Nov. 2005 Completed the "Shirokane Urban Renewal Project" in Shirokane, Minato-ku, Tokyo, that harmonized living, commercial and industrial settings
Mar. 2006 Completed "OBER Grandio Haginaka," Japan's first rebuilding of a condominium applying the Revised Condominium Unit Ownership Act
Nov. 2006 Created "Sakura no Sato," a large-scale new town
Sep. 2007 Completed construction of "Shimizudani House", the Haseko's first designed and constructed RC high-rise condominium.
Mar. 2009

Completed construction of "The Kitahama," a 54-storied condominium with 465 units built on the former site of a department store in Kitahama, Osaka

Jun. 2009 Obtained certification as "long-life, high-quality housing" for the two projects of "BRANCHERA Urawa" and "BRANCHERA Suitakatayamakoen" - the first such certification in Japan for for-sale condominiums
May. 2011

Completed construction of "BRANCHERA Urawa," a 18-storied condominium with 69 units, that was certified as "long-life, high-quality housing"

Jun. 2011 Achieved construction of a cumulative total of 500,000 condominium units
Jul. 2011

Completed construction of "BRANCHERA Suitakatayamakoen," a 10-storied condominium with 114 units, that was certified as "longlife, high-quality housing"

Feb. 2012 Development of next-generation condominium “Be-NEXT”
Mar. 2013 Season Suite Shiki-no-Mori certified as a low carbon building (the first acquisition of such certification among for-sale condominiums)
Jul. 2014 Completed redemption of all previously issued preferred shares
Feb. 2015 Beginning construction on our first project in Asia, “HHCT1” (serviced apartment) in Hanoi, Vietnam
May. 2015 Sohgoh Real Estate Co., Ltd. became a subsidiary by share acquisition (the present consolidated subsidiary), Main businesses are for-sale real estate business, real estate solutions and condominium management businesses
Dec. 2015 Joint Corporation became a subsidiary by share acquisition (the present consolidated subsidiary),Main businesses are for-sale real estate business and real estate management business
Feb. 2017 Achieved construction of a cumulative total of 600,000 condominium units
Sep. 2017 Concluded a public-private partnership agreement with Asuka Village and Asuka Village Regional Development Corporation
Mar. 2018 Completed construction of "Haseko Technical Center", a project commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Haseko's founding (Tama City, Tokyo)
Dec. 2021 Established "HASEKO ZERO - Emission", HASEKO Group's climate change response policy