Premist Ohori Koen

A rare condominium in Arato, Chuo Ward, just a 3-minute walk from Tojinmachi Station, with Ohori Park as part of its daily life. Located in one of Fukuoka's premier luxury residential areas, it offers an irreplaceable location where urban convenience and the greenery of the park can be enjoyed simultaneously.

The Ohori area is consistently ranked by Fukuoka citizens as one of the most desirable places to live. Arato 3-chome, close to its center, is one of Fukuoka's few special addresses where the lakeside atmosphere of Ohori Park intersects with urban convenience.

The proximity to Tojinmachi Station, just a 3-minute walk, means exceptional access: only one stop to Tenjin and three stops to Hakata. This location is ideal not only for business commuters but also for those seeking a lifestyle that includes jogging and strolling in Ohori Park on weekends. Several MaxValu Express stores and convenience stores are scattered nearby, making daily shopping easily manageable on foot.

The address of Arato, Chuo Ward, itself holds intangible value that enhances resident preference. Condominiums in the Ohori-Arato area have limited supply and are known as an area where "few people let go of their properties." A price range in the latter half of 100 million yen is a sufficiently compelling level from a long-term holding perspective, considering the rarity of this area and the stability of its future asset value.

This is a unit we can confidently recommend to investors who wish to acquire real estate as an "asset" rooted in Fukuoka's best address, rather than just a "yield property."

Investment Points: - Dual rarity: within walking distance of Ohori Park and 3 minutes from Tojinmachi Station. Areas that combine greenery and convenience are limited in Fukuoka City, and the supply of properties with these conditions is chronically low. - The "address brand" of Arato, Chuo Ward, attracts residents: The Ohori-Arato area has strong residential demand from high-income earners, foreign expatriates, and professionals, providing a foundation that suppresses vacancy risk. - Proximity to Tenjin and Hakata coexists with the extraordinary presence of a park: Despite being in the city center, having Ohori Park, an overwhelming green space, within daily living creates a rare location resistant to asset value depreciation over time.