Clover Mansion Susenji Building 1

This apartment building is located in the gateway area of Kyushu University's Ito Campus, serving as a recipient for the stable rental demand from students, researchers, and faculty members who rotate annually. The accessible price range in the high 20 million yen bracket encourages overseas investors to take their first step into a Fukuoka real estate portfolio.

Susenji, Nishi Ward, Fukuoka City, is known as an area close to the Ito Campus of Kyushu University, the largest national university in Kyushu. The continuous influx of residential demand each year from undergraduate students, graduate students, researchers, and international students represents a structural strength that is less susceptible to economic cycles and fluctuations. This stable foundation of "university demand," which does not depend on tourism or corporate economic conditions, is a particularly attractive point for overseas investors considering long-term ownership.

It is a 12-minute walk from the nearest Susenji Station (Chikuhisen Line). The Chikuhisen Line offers direct access to Hakata and Tenjin, making it widely recognized as a convenient area for commuting to school or work. Life infrastructure, such as Sunny Kyudai Gakkentoshi Store, is well-developed around the station, and the ability to attract a wide range of tenants, from single students to families, increases operational flexibility.

The price range in the high 20 million yen bracket offers a lower entry cost compared to properties in the Tenjin and Hakata areas, allowing investors to gain a foothold in the Fukuoka real estate market while keeping initial investment low. For investors considering diversified investments across multiple properties, this also serves as an effective strategy for portfolio risk diversification.

Investment Points: - Area closest to Kyushu University Ito Campus: "University demand," which is less affected by economic conditions, stably supports rental demand every year. A diverse range of potential tenants, including international students and researchers, can be expected. - Low entry cost in the high 20 million yen bracket: Access to the Fukuoka real estate market at a fraction of the price of properties in the urban centers of Tenjin and Hakata. A manageable scale for inclusion as part of a diversified investment. - Direct access to Tenjin and Hakata via the Chikuhisen Line: Despite its suburban location, it ensures access to the city center. It is easy to gain tenant support as a "convenient living area for commuting to school or work," contributing to the reduction of vacancy risk.