Premist Tenjin Akasaka Tower

Located in the heart of Fukuoka's premier fashion and culture town, Daimyo, this rare property is just a 3-minute walk from the station. Positioned at the intersection of youth culture and commerce, this property is a premium investment opportunity in Chuo Ward, balancing high rental demand with future asset value stability.

A mere 3-minute walk from Akasaka Station on the Fukuoka City Airport Line, the address of 2-chome Daimyo signifies the "rarity of location" this property possesses. The Daimyo area is a trendsetting hub in Fukuoka, lined with select shops, cafes, and galleries. Its positioning between the two major business districts of Tenjin and Hakata, both within walking distance, makes it an ideal living base for business professionals.

The greatest strength of this property lies in its dual nature: "a commercial area that also offers a residential environment." While Daimyo bustles during the day, the area is designed to maintain the tranquility of a residential neighborhood, allowing residents to enjoy both the convenience of urban living and the comfort of home. In particular, there is expected demand from high-quality tenant demographics such as sensitive young entrepreneurs, creators, and employees of foreign companies.

The price range in the mid-200 million yen is a reasonable level for a prime location in Chuo Ward. The brand power of Chuo Ward, the transportation convenience of Akasaka Station, and the cultural value of Daimyo—these three elements converge in this property, making it a rare find in the market. Long-term tenant retention is anticipated, providing stable cash flow and offering significant value to the portfolios of overseas investors.

Investment Points: - A prestigious address in 2-chome Daimyo, one of Fukuoka's top brands: owning an asset in the heart of a trendsetting area. - 3-minute walk from Akasaka Station × within walking distance to Tenjin and Hakata: positioned in a golden triangle connecting the two major business districts. - Acquisition of high-sensitivity tenant demographics: demand from quality residents such as young entrepreneurs, creators, and employees of foreign companies.