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Kashii Teriha is located in the heart of Island City, developed by Fukuoka City as a national strategy. This is an opportunity to acquire a 'city-wide asset' in the early 60 million yen range, backed by stable residential demand unique to a planned city where medical and research institutions are concentrated.

Kashii Teriha is a planned urban area on an artificial island that Fukuoka City has developed over a long period. Unlike existing urban areas that have developed haphazardly, streets, green spaces, medical facilities, and commercial facilities are arranged based on a master plan, with its greatest feature being the resistance to urban landscape obsolescence.

Notably, multiple large medical institutions, 'Fukuoka Children's Hospital' and 'Fukuoka Mirai Hospital,' are located within walking distance. A strong demographic of 'high-income, long-term residents' such as medical professionals, researchers, and related staff has formed in the vicinity, creating a structural demand base that suppresses vacancy risk. This demand for living close to work is less affected by economic cycles, making it an easily manageable asset for overseas investors.

Furthermore, Island City, which continues to be developed, still has room for urban infrastructure expansion, and an increase in asset value through long-term ownership can be expected. The price range in the early 60 million yen is competitive for a comparable planned city-type location, making it an excellent choice with a balance of entry cost and future potential.

Investment Points: - Durability of the cityscape due to being a 'planned city': Kashii Teriha is an artificial island area developed based on a master plan, making it difficult for dilapidated multi-tenant buildings or disorderly development to intrude, thus creating an environment where asset value is likely to be preserved even 10 years from now. - Stable demand generated by the medical cluster: The concentration of large medical facilities such as Fukuoka Children's Hospital and Fukuoka Mirai Hospital structurally forms a tenant base of high-income, long-term residents such as doctors, nurses, and researchers. - Enter a still-developing area in the early 60 million yen range: Island City, where infrastructure development continues, still has room for development, offering a position to anticipate future value appreciation at a more affordable price level than fully developed popular areas.