Lions Mansion Yakuin No.3

Yakuin 3-chome is equidistant from both Tenjin and Hakata. In this area, where urban convenience intersects with the tranquility of a residential neighborhood, a realistic price range in the low 30 million yen expands investment opportunities.

Those familiar with Fukuoka will recognize the appeal of a "Yakuin" address. While slightly removed from the hustle and bustle of Tenjin, it boasts a rare location where you can utilize two different lines: a 6-minute walk to Yakuin-odori Station on the Nanakuma Line, and Yakuin Station, where the Nishitetsu and Subway Airport Lines intersect, also within walking distance. The freedom of urban mobility, reaching both Hakata Station and Tenjin within 20 minutes without transfers, naturally broadens the range of potential tenants.

The atmosphere of the Yakuin 3-chome address is also not to be overlooked. The surrounding area is lined with unique cafes and restaurants, a place where local young people and sophisticated professionals naturally gather on weekends. Daily conveniences are also within walking distance, making it a town where prospective tenants have a strong desire to "want to live here" when considering renting.

Considering an address in Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, a price range in the low 30 million yen is a level worth considering right now. With the convenience of "one train ride to Tenjin" as its strength, this property can appeal to a wide range of people, from singles to young couples, and stable rental management can be expected. Furthermore, as a base for personal stays as a second home in Fukuoka, Yakuin's lively streetscape would fit the lifestyle of foreign investors enjoying life in Japan.

Investment Points: - In addition to being a 6-minute walk from Yakuin-odori Station, Yakuin Station, which offers access to two Nishitetsu and subway lines, is also within walking distance – properties in Chuo-ku that allow the use of two stations are not common. - Yakuin 3-chome, suitably distanced from Tenjin's bustling downtown, is a highly popular "desirable place to live" with a good balance of vibrancy and tranquility, and an area with a high tenant retention rate. - The rarity of acquiring an address in Chuo-ku at a price point in the low 30 million yen – the balance between the area's scarcity and the price will underpin long-term asset value.