Chambord Daimyo B

A unit etched into Daimyo, Fukuoka's premier brand address. Located just a 4-minute walk from Akasaka Station and within walking distance to Tenjin, this is a rare opportunity to acquire "locational value" that transcends a mere investment property.

Are you familiar with the name "Daimyo"? This area, spreading west of Tenjin, is known as Fukuoka's most sophisticated district, home to stylish cafes, select shops, and creative offices. It's an area that truly "chooses its residents".

A 4-minute walk from Akasaka Station and a comfortable walking distance to the heart of Tenjin means more than just "close to the station". The freedom of life that allows access to the Tenjin area, complete with department stores, restaurants, and commercial facilities, without needing to take a train, supports the quality and retention rate of residents.

The price range in the low 30 million yen is an accessible range for an urban condominium. Considering the rarity of the Daimyo area and the strong demand, acquiring a property at this price point is noteworthy from the perspective of future asset value.

For affluent residents of Fukuoka, as well as domestic and international business professionals seeking a base in Fukuoka, "living in Daimyo" itself has become a status symbol. The rarity of properties with this address is increasing year by year. This unit is well worth considering not only for rental operation but also as a second home in Fukuoka.

Investment Points: - "Daimyo," Fukuoka's leading brand address – its location within walking distance to the Tenjin area is irreplaceable, possessing a rarity that sets it apart from properties in other areas at the same price range. - The characteristics of a town favored by creators, business professionals, and affluent individuals naturally ensure robust rental demand and high-quality tenants. - The accessible price range in the low 30 million yen for an urban condominium, combined with the gap in land price brand power of the Daimyo area, suggests room for asset value appreciation.