Progress City Maebaru Eki Minami

An 8-minute walk from Chikuzen-Maebaru, the central station of Itoshima City, which is gaining nationwide attention as a 'desirable place to live.' This condominium property is located in the station's south area, where daily infrastructure is complete, allowing you to enjoy stable rental demand.

In recent years, the 'Itoshima brand' has shone with exceptional brilliance within the Fukuoka metropolitan area. Stylish cafes, clear coastlines, and the intellectual atmosphere created by Kyushu University's Ito Campus—the desire to live there is deeply rooted among young professionals and families in urban areas, making it an area with remarkably high-quality rental demand.

The 'Maebaru Eki Minami' area, where this property is located, can be called the gateway to the Itoshima lifestyle. Several community-oriented supermarkets like Marushoku and A-Coop are within walking distance, and a 7-Eleven is also nearby. It offers an ideal environment for residents, where they can 'enjoy Itoshima's attractive lifestyle with zero daily inconvenience.'

Access to Hakata and Tenjin via the Chikuhi Line is also secured, making commuting and schooling to Fukuoka City a realistic option even for Itoshima residents. This is the decisive difference from a mere suburban property.

The price range in the low 30 million yen is a realistic entry point even when compared to properties of similar size in Fukuoka City. The intangible value of the 'Itoshima brand' supports the long-term resilience of the asset.

Investment Points: - High-quality rental demand generated by the 'Itoshima brand': As a popular area consistently featured in SNS and magazines, the tenant base is stable, and a reduction in vacancy risk can be expected. - Presence of Kyushu University Ito Campus: Located in Itoshima City, this campus boasts a scale of approximately 20,000 people, with a stable rental demand base of students, researchers, and faculty rooted in the area. - Self-sufficiency of the station's south area: Marushoku, A-Coop, convenience stores, and medical clinics are all within walking distance, creating an environment that leads to long-term retention of residents who prioritize 'liveability.'