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Located in the prime brand area of Fukuoka City's Chuo Ward, just a 6-minute walk from Watanabe-Dori Station on the Nanakuma Line. This property allows you to acquire the urban convenience of commerce, medical facilities, and transportation as a single asset.

Fukuoka City, Chuo Ward, Watanabe-Dori 3-chome—the meaning of this address goes beyond mere "location."

Just one stop from Tenjin, and with immediate access to major areas like Hakata, Ropponmatsu, and Yakuin via the Nanakuma Line, this location is at the "intersection of convenience" most valued by Fukuoka's urban residents. The Watanabe-Dori area is distinguished by its "density of livability," where Yakuin's sophisticated cafe and dining culture overlaps with Tenjin's commercial district. It is known as an area with consistent rental demand, primarily from singles, couples, and young business professionals.

Particularly noteworthy is the proximity to "Saiseikai Fukuoka General Hospital." Being within walking distance of a medical facility not only enhances residents' peace of mind but also attracts a stable tenant base of medical professionals. Rental demand from nurses, resident doctors, and medical staff is less affected by economic fluctuations and tends to lead to long-term tenancies.

The price range in the high 70 million yen mark, considering the asset value of Chuo Ward, offers sufficient liquidity for future sale or reallocation. This property is a core asset for any portfolio, possessing both "value to hold" and "value to sell."

Investment Points: - Proximity to "Saiseikai Fukuoka General Hospital"—a unique advantage of this area, allowing for a stable tenant base of medical professionals, who are less affected by economic conditions. - A 6-minute walk from Watanabe-Dori Station on the Nanakuma Line, a route connecting Tenjin, Hakata, and Ropponmatsu—a transportation hub location that can meet the rental needs of a wide range of professions and age groups. - The address brand of Fukuoka City, Chuo Ward, Watanabe-Dori 3-chome—the rarity of the area and the robustness of its asset value create a sense of security, accommodating both long-term holding and future sale scenarios.