Sky Heights Kasuga Building 1

The Yayoi area of Kasuga City, within walking distance of Minami-Fukuoka Station. This unit offers a comprehensive living infrastructure that compensates for its distance from the station, providing an accessible entry into the Fukuoka metropolitan real estate market at an affordable price in the latter half of the 10 million yen range.

Kasuga City, while adjacent to Fukuoka City, is a well-known, community-oriented area where a tranquil living environment coexists with well-developed daily conveniences. The 25-minute walk to Minami-Fukuoka Station, in turn, signifies a 'price range rooted in actual demand, free from station-proximity premiums.' This rare price level in the latter half of the 10 million yen range within the Fukuoka metropolitan area offers a realistic entry point for overseas investors new to the Japanese real estate market, allowing them to build a portfolio while mitigating risk.

The surrounding area boasts supermarkets such as Marukyo Kasuga, convenience stores like 7-Eleven and FamilyMart, and medical facilities including Ishizu Hospital and Nakamura Orthopedic Surgical Clinic. This robust infrastructure, which allows for a self-sufficient 'car-dependent and bicycle-friendly living sphere,' creates an environment that is likely to be favored by long-term tenants such as families and elderly households. It can be said that this property is suitable for investors who prioritize stable, long-term ownership and operation over short-term cash flow.

Furthermore, in contrast to the Tenjin and Hakata areas of the Fukuoka metropolitan area, where real estate prices continue to soar, peripheral municipalities like Kasuga City maintain affordable acquisition costs, drawing attention as a strategy to 'establish roots in Fukuoka at a low cost.'

Investment Points: - A rare low price range in the latter half of the 10 million yen range within the Fukuoka metropolitan area – compared to properties in the Tenjin and Hakata areas, this price difference itself opens up realistic options for diversified investment and multi-property ownership. - A 'self-sufficient living area independent of the station,' with supermarkets, convenience stores, and hospitals all within walking distance – in Kasuga City, where car and bicycle travel are predominant, long-term occupancy by families and elderly households who prioritize daily convenience over station proximity is highly anticipated. - The unique advantage of being adjacent to Fukuoka City yet outside its municipal boundaries – less susceptible to Fukuoka City's regulations and soaring prices, offering a hidden gem location to acquire assets in a relatively quiet market.