Open Residencia Sakuranamiki Garden

This condominium is located in a densely populated residential area of Hakata Ward. With convenience stores and medical facilities within walking distance, its robustness as a 'livable town' where daily life is complete supports long-term rental demand.

Isoda 3-chome, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City – a down-to-earth residential area, far removed from the hustle and bustle of flashy redevelopment. The 15-minute walk to Nishitetsu 'Zasshonokuma' Station means that, conversely, you can acquire a property in Hakata Ward at a realistic price range in the high 30 million yen while suppressing the risk of rising land prices in front of the station.

The greatest feature of this area is the 'completeness of daily infrastructure.' In addition to multiple convenience stores, this environment, with medical facilities such as orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, internal medicine clinics, and pharmacies nearby, meets the conditions of a 'town where people want to live for a long time' for a wide range of people, including singles and the elderly. It is not flashy commercial facilities, but rather this kind of living infrastructure that provides a quiet competitive edge in suppressing vacancy risk.

While maintaining the brand of Hakata Ward as an administrative district, the price level is distinct from the overheated city center. This property offers an honest option as an entry point for solid long-term investment – owning an asset in Hakata Ward with an affordable investment amount and steadily accumulating rental income.

Investment Points: - Low acquisition cost in the high 30 million yen range despite being in Hakata Ward – at a time when the city center is out of reach, having a 'Hakata Ward address' in this area becomes a differentiator. - The medical environment with orthopedic surgery, internal medicine, and pharmacies concentrated nearby leads to diverse rental demand, attracting single elderly residents and those undergoing medical treatment. - The convenience of daily life with multiple convenience stores scattered within walking distance compensates for the handicap of distance from the station, serving as a factor that promotes long-term residency by increasing daily satisfaction.