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Kashiiteriha, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka City—a condominium located in the heart of a systematically developed waterfront residential city. Precisely because this area is not yet fully mature, the timing of this purchase holds significant meaning.

Kashiiteriha is a residential zone within Island City, which Fukuoka City has progressively developed under its urban planning framework. Distinct from chaotic residential land development, this area features systematically arranged greenways, parks, medical facilities, and commercial establishments, with 'livability' integrated from the design stage.

A 28-minute walk to the nearest station might seem far if you only look at the numbers. However, many residents in the Kashiiteriha area utilize private cars or community buses for their daily commute, a characteristic of this area where station proximity does not directly equate to a decrease in residential comfort. Rather, the 'quietness' and 'spaciousness' that cannot be found in crowded areas near stations form the value of living here.

The surrounding area boasts medical facilities, including dental clinics and pharmacies, as well as multiple convenience stores within walking distance, ensuring daily living infrastructure is well-established. Furthermore, the area as a whole still has room for development, with future asset value appreciation through infrastructure expansion and commercial agglomeration also within sight.

The price range in the mid-70 million yen mark is a restrained level compared to properties of similar scale in the Tenjin and Hakata areas. It can be said to be an opportunity to acquire the uniform living environment and future potential unique to a planned city right now.

Investment points: - Asset stability unique to a 'planned city': Kashiiteriha is an area developed based on Fukuoka City's urban planning, with a low risk of environmental degradation due to disorderly development, and a structure that allows the quality of the cityscape to be maintained over the long term. - Buying 'mid-growth' in the area: Island City is still in an ongoing development phase. As commercial, medical, and educational facilities continue to accumulate, positive effects on both rental demand and asset value of surrounding properties can be expected. - Price advantage compared to Tenjin and Hakata: The price range in the mid-70 million yen mark offers a sense of value compared to properties of the same grade in the city center, making it a noteworthy entry point for aiming at future capital gains.