Funabashi purchase condo to offer keyless entry with facial recognition

Mitsui Fudosan Residential will introduce full facial-recognition access at Park Homes Funabashi, marking the company’s first for-sale condominium where residents can enter the building, unlock their units, and collect deliveries without keys or smartphones.

Park Homes Funabashi CG exterior rendering courtesy of the developer.

The project will use FreeiD, a facial-recognition ID platform developed by DXYZ, a Tokyo-based group company of real estate developer Migalo Holdings.

Mitsui Fudosan Residential has previously adopted FreeiD in rental residences, but Park Homes Funabashi will be the company’s first for-sale condominium to feature the platform.

Photo courtesy of the developers, AI-upscaled by Patience Realty as the original image was too low quality. 

The system is designed to make daily movement smoother when residents are carrying bags, holding children, or otherwise have their hands full.

The condominium will also include LinkJapan’s HomeLink smart home service in all units.

The system allows residents to remotely operate air conditioning and automate appliances based on room temperature, humidity, or lighting conditions.

Optional smart home upgrades will include app-controlled smart locks, electric curtains, and remote water heater controls.

Property Outline

• Project name: Park Homes Funabashi

• Location: Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture

• Access: 4 minutes on foot from JR Funabashi Station; 2 minutes from Keisei Funabashi Station

• Scale: 15 floors

• Total units: 121

• Layouts: 1DK to 3LDK

• Exclusive-use floor area: 30.51 sqm to 68.49 sqm

• First phase previews: Began June 13th

• First phase sales: Scheduled to begin in late July

• Completion: Expected in late January 2028

• Move-in: Scheduled for late May 2028

Source:

Impress Watch (Japanese only)