Central Maison Kasumigaoka Higashi

A well-located condominium in Tonoharu, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka City, just a 4-minute walk from Tonoharu Station. This area attracts both students and working professionals, boasts a full range of convenient living facilities, and naturally provides an environment that supports long-term residency.

Tonoharu 3-chome, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka City – a calm residential area, slightly removed from the hustle and bustle. The 4-minute walk to the nearest Tonoharu Station offers an ideal balance for a rental property, allowing residents to enjoy both 'proximity to the station' and 'tranquility' simultaneously.

The greatest strength of this area is its diverse tenant base. Higashi Ward is known as an area where students, young professionals, and families coexist, partly due to the redevelopment of the former Kyushu University Hakozaki Campus site. This allows for the creation of a rental portfolio that does not depend on a single demand segment. It fosters stable, 'community-oriented' demand that is less susceptible to specific industries or economic trends.

Convenience stores, local greengrocers, and other facilities necessary for daily shopping are all within walking distance, creating a living environment where residents feel they 'want to continue living here.' Maintaining a high occupancy rate directly leads to a reduction in vacancy risk.

The mid-20 million yen price range is more accessible compared to properties in central Fukuoka City, making it a realistic option both as an entry point for first-time Japanese real estate investors and for diversification within an existing portfolio. It is suitable for investors who wish to steadily build up yen-denominated assets without taking significant risks.

Investment Points: - Rare balance of 'station proximity x residential area' – The Tonoharu area, while being a 4-minute walk from Tonoharu Station, maintains a calm living environment. It is easily chosen by families and long-term residents who dislike noise, leading to a location characteristic that tends to result in low turnover rates. - Multi-layered rental demand in Higashi Ward, where students, working professionals, and families coexist – Since it does not depend on a specific tenant segment, vacancy risk due to life stages or economic fluctuations can be naturally diversified. - Investment amount in the mid-20 million yen range – This price range allows for stable rental income while keeping acquisition costs low within the Fukuoka metropolitan area, and is compatible with leveraging and multi-property ownership strategies.