Encrest Hakata STYLE

Sumiyoshi, Hakata Ward, is located precisely between Tenjin and Hakata, Fukuoka's two major hubs. Its greatest characteristic is a calm residential environment, close to the bustling center yet a step removed from its noise and commotion.

Sumiyoshi 3-chome, Hakata Ward, is a highly-regarded location locally, known as a "two-way access" spot with access to both the Tenjin area and the Hakata Station area. The 11-minute walk to Watanabedori Station on the Nanakuma Line offers an exquisite balance: free from the hustle and bustle directly connected to a station, yet ensuring sufficient access to the city center. Within walking distance, multiple supermarkets such as Gyomu Super, Sunny, and Iseya Foods Club are available, providing a robust infrastructure for daily life.

In the rental market, areas adjacent to the city center in Hakata Ward can target both Tenjin and Hakata commuters, which is a strength due to the wide range of potential tenants. This is a point where diverse demands converge, from single professionals to couples and DINKS, making it an attractive position from the perspective of diversifying vacancy risk.

The price range in the mid-50 million yen mark represents a realistic entry point for a location adjacent to the city center in Hakata Ward. This is an opportunity to acquire an asset in central Fukuoka City without paying an excessive premium, making it a unit worth considering for investors looking for long-term ownership.

Investment points: - "Two-way access location" with access to both Tenjin and Hakata, the two major hubs—not dependent on a single area, thus offering a wide range of tenant demand and diverse tenant demographics that naturally mitigate vacancy risk. - Robust daily life infrastructure with three competing supermarkets within walking distance—more than just convenience, the richness of daily life that makes people "want to live here" supports rental rates and tenant retention. - Rarity of acquiring an area adjacent to the city center in Hakata Ward for the mid-50 million yen range—a balanced entry point that allows investors to benefit from the rising land prices in Tenjin and Hakata while avoiding excessive initial investment.