Teruha The Tower

A corner of 'Kashiiteriha,' a coastal new town systematically developed by Fukuoka City. This is a rare location that appeals to those seeking a spacious lifestyle, where a residential environment separated from urban noise coexists with the convenience of complete living infrastructure.

Kashiiteriha is a planned city area that Fukuoka City has been developing under a long-term plan. Unlike haphazard development, blocks, green spaces, and living facilities are balanced, meaning the quality of the residential environment is easily maintained over time. This is the biggest difference from other spontaneously developed residential areas.

The walking distance from the station (27 minutes) might seem like a drawback if you only look at the numbers. However, the Kashiiteriha area is complemented by bus routes, and for residents accustomed to a car-centric society – especially families and DINKS – the combination of spacious units, a quiet environment, and parking space is often a priority.

Seven-Eleven and FamilyMart are within walking distance, and dental clinics and pharmacies are also nearby. A self-contained living area has been formed where the equation 'far from the station = inconvenient' does not apply.

The price range in the mid-60 million yen mark is a level worth considering from an investment efficiency perspective when compared to properties of the same grade in central Fukuoka. The uniformity of the cityscape, unique to a planned city, and the low risk of future asset impairment are essential values often overlooked by overseas investors planning long-term ownership.

Investment points: - Stability of landscape and environmental quality due to being a 'planned city': Kashiiteriha is an area developed based on Fukuoka City's urban development plan, structured to prevent landscape deterioration and living environment degradation due to haphazard development. It possesses location characteristics suitable for investors who prioritize long-term asset value maintenance. - Stable rental demand focused on families and DINKS: The main targets are car-owning households who don't mind the distance from the station, and those who prioritize a quiet residential environment. A self-contained living area with convenience stores and medical facilities within walking distance contributes to higher retention rates for such residents. - Investment efficiency created by price difference with city center properties: Compared to condominiums of the same grade in the Tenjin/Hakata area, the price range in the mid-60 million yen mark offers a relative sense of value. It is suitable for medium- to long-term asset building, factoring in the possibility of tightening supply and demand as the area matures.