History
— Development of Panasonic Homes —

Completed Matsushita Type-One Housing Unit, the origin of the houses of Panasonic Homes

The company's predecessor, National Housing Materials Co., Ltd., founded as an independent housing company

Completed its first urban development project, Hirakata Pana Town

Renamed National House Industrial Co., Ltd.

Acquired certification of energy efficiency performance for the first time in Japan for the excellence of the building and heating equipment of National House 55

Opened a housing test center at the Koto Plant (the present Head Plant) to conduct performance tests using a full-scale house

• Achieved a record high 942 orders (houses) in a month
• Started sales of Pana Grande, a mid-rise prefabricated building

• Established a company-wide task force at the headquarters for tackling the aftermath of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake right after the disaster
• None of the houses built by Panasonic Homes in the area had completely or half collapsed, thereby demonstrating their strength, and built 600 temporary housing units

• Renamed Panasonic Homes Co., Ltd.
• Started strengthening the renovation business
• Started the "Lifelong companion system," offering a long-term (20-year) house warranty system

Started an aging life business, with the opening of retirement homes for the elderly

Opened a company-operated nursing home for the elderly

• Started an entire building leasing system of specialized housing with nursing care services for the elderly
• Completed a research building for industry-academia collaborative research project 'CO2 ± 0 (Zero) House" led by the University of Tokyo and other organizations

• Conducted real-scale vibration tests using a house built with a seismic-resistant steel frame structure (HS structure)
• Released the concept of the Fujisawa Sustainable Smart Town development

Constructed first prototype detached house overseas, in Malaysia

Unified the renovation brands into Panasonic Reform

Made the Vieuno multi-story residential building with a heavy steel frame structure compatible with up to nine stories

• Renamed PanaHome Corporation
• Started sales of houses in the smart town SAVASA with approximately 2,500 housing units built in Indonesia

• Introduced a 35-year initial warranty period for continued peace of mind and satisfaction for owners even after construction
• Made a full-fledged entry into the lodging business incorporating multistory houses and operational support
• Opened Patona Suita Kento, positioned as a pilot model project for elderly housing, which is promoted in cooperation with Suita City in Osaka Prefecture

• In January, became a group company of Prime Life Technologies Corporation, which was newly founded by Panasonic Corporation and Toyota Motor Corporation with the aim of achieving future-oriented town development
• Introduced the "Earthquake Secure Warranty System," which covers the reconstruction or repair of houses built by Panasonic Homes in the event of total or partial destruction due to an earthquake

Established the Up DATE City Council in collaboration with
Date City in Fukushima Prefecture, and local companies
and organizations, with the aim of realizing a city of
intergenerational exchange and lifelong participation

• Won the 2021 Energy Conservation Grand Prize in recognition of net zero energy house (ZEH) equipped with geothermal eco-navigation ventilation system 'HEPA+"
• Opened "Suita SST," a multi-generational, health-centered smart town aimed at creating a cross-sector town through inter-industry co-creation

Celebrated 60th anniversary

• Completed the "Lions Orthopedic Clinic" in collaboration with a professional baseball team
• Received the Prime Minister's Award for Distinguished Service in Disaster Prevention 2024 from the Cabinet Office for disaster prevention initiatives in the Togoshi Ginza Shopping District

Commenced full-scale operations of a new plant "Mirai Building," which was promoted by the Koto Innovation Promotion Project, which is aimed at solving social issues from the perspective of production and logistics