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A condominium located in Kashii Teriha, a part of Island City, an artificial island systematically developed by Fukuoka City. The concentration of medical institutions, including "Fukuoka Children's Hospital," brings a unique sense of stability to this area.

Kashii Teriha is a planned urban area that Fukuoka City has been developing under a long-term plan. It possesses rare characteristics not found in existing urban areas, such as being less prone to disorderly development, and the beauty of its cityscape and quality of its living environment being easily maintained over the long term.

The greatest unique selling point of this property is its "proximity to medical infrastructure." An area where medical institutions such as "Fukuoka Children's Hospital" and "Fukuoka Mirai Hospital" are concentrated within walking distance continuously generates rental demand from stable-income professionals such as doctors, nurses, and other medical personnel. Unlike typical downtown locations, the ability to expect a tenant base less affected by economic fluctuations is an undeniable strength for investors considering long-term ownership.

The 21-minute walk to the nearest Nishitetsu "Kashiikaen-mae" Station is a distance that can hardly be called within walking distance. However, the Kashii Teriha area also has extensive bus routes, and for medical professionals and families raising children whose lifestyles assume car or bicycle use, it functions as a "chosen location" where they can enjoy tranquility and spaciousness.

The price range is in the mid-50 million yen, a realistic entry point for a planned development area within Fukuoka City. This property is suitable for building a medium-to-long-term portfolio that captures the city's potential in advance.

Investment Points: - Rare location with a concentration of medical institutions such as "Fukuoka Children's Hospital" – continuous rental demand expected from stable-income professionals like doctors and nurses. - Fukuoka City-led planned development area "Kashii Teriha" – less prone to disorderly development, an environment where the long-term quality of the cityscape and asset value is easily preserved. - Price range in the mid-50 million yen – cost efficiency expected from a long-term ownership perspective as an entry into a well-maintained planned urban area.