Dia Palace Hirao 2

A condominium located in Omiya, Chuo-ku, a quiet residential area "known to those in the know," just a 4-minute walk from Nishitetsu-Hirao Station. While being a single train ride to Tenjin, the living environment, free from hustle and bustle, attracts long-term residents.

Among the areas in Fukuoka City's Chuo-ku, the name "Omiya" has been cherished more by local residents than by investors. While it may not have the glamour of Tenjin or Hakata, that is precisely the intrinsic value of this location.

The 4-minute walk from Nishitetsu-Hirao Station embodies the "just right" balance of avoiding the station's noise while providing access to Tenjin in just a few minutes. For people living in Fukuoka, proximity to Tenjin directly impacts their quality of life. In Fukuoka, where department stores, gourmet dining, medical facilities, and government services all converge in Tenjin, properties along this line offer a "wide range of lifestyle options."

There are multiple community-based supermarkets nearby, such as "Sunny Nanokawa" and "Sunny Hirao," creating an environment where a car is unnecessary for daily shopping. Such daily convenience is highly supported by actual demand groups like singles and dual-income couples, leading to a reduction in vacancy risk.

The price range in the high 20 million yen mark is a realistic entry point for a property with a Fukuoka Chuo-ku address. This property is suitable for investors who find value in long-term ownership of the asset value of a "Chuo-ku address" rather than aiming for capital gains.

Investment Points: - Locational advantage of being "the next station to Tenjin": Nishitetsu-Hirao is one station from Tenjin. A rare position that benefits from the vibrancy while maintaining the tranquility of a residential area. - The Omiya, Chuo-ku address itself is an asset: A Chuo-ku address, highly preferred for residence in Fukuoka City, helps stabilize tenant demographics and contributes to maintaining rent levels. - A realistic entry point into Chuo-ku in the high 20 million yen range: In Fukuoka's Chuo-ku, where prices continue to soar, properties available at this price range are limited, making this an outstanding option for portfolio integration.