ISLAND TOWER SKY CLUB Building B

Kashii Teriha, a new waterfront city meticulously planned by Fukuoka City. Apartments in this city, where medical facilities, educational institutions, and greenery are systematically arranged, offer an opportunity to acquire asset stability unique to a planned city, all within an accessible price range in the upper 20 million yen.

Kashii Teriha is an artificial island-type waterfront residential city that Fukuoka City has been developing under a long-term plan. Unlike naturally formed residential areas, roads, parks, medical facilities, and commercial facilities are arranged based on a master plan, which prevents the cityscape from becoming outdated and provides a strong advantage in maintaining stable asset value.

A symbolic presence in the area is Fukuoka Children's Hospital. As the largest pediatric specialty hospital in Kyushu, its very existence continuously attracts high-quality residents, such as families and medical professionals, to the area. Souseikai Fukuoka Mirai Hospital is also located nearby, ensuring the area's brand as a medical cluster will remain strong.

This planned city, which continues to be chosen as a "desirable place to live" for families raising children, offers peace of mind regarding tenant quality and continuity in rental management. Furthermore, the well-maintained cityscape overlooking the sea and the lush park environment make it an attractive option for use as a second home based in Fukuoka.

The price range in the upper 20 million yen makes it easier to enter the market compared to properties in central Fukuoka, offering a rare low-risk option to acquire the asset value of a planned city.

Investment Points: - Fukuoka Children's Hospital, the largest pediatric specialty hospital in Kyushu, is located nearby – a unique strength of the area that consistently attracts stable tenant demographics such as medical professionals and families. - As a planned development area based on Fukuoka City's urban master plan, there is no haphazard development of the cityscape, distinguishing it from naturally formed residential areas in terms of long-term asset value stability. - Rarity of acquiring a property in a waterfront planned city within the upper 20 million yen price range – enjoy the asset value of a mature living environment with a lower initial investment than properties in central Fukuoka.