Park Homes Ohori 2chome

This condominium is located in the Ohori area, one of Fukuoka's premier residential districts. While maintaining the convenience of being a 4-minute walk from Tojinmachi Station, the atmosphere of a 'desirable place to live,' created by Ohori Park's greenery and the tranquil streetscape, supports its long-term asset value.

Ohori 2-chome is an area that Fukuoka citizens aspire to live in 'someday.' The intrinsic value of this area cannot be fully expressed in numbers. With Ohori Park's waterfront and greenery blending into daily life, and access to Tenjin and Hakata, residents can be seen jogging along the park on weekends—a 'space within the city' sought by tenants who continue to choose this area.

A 4-minute walk to Tojinmachi Station. Using the Subway Kuko Line, access to the city center is just 2 stops to Tenjin and 4 stops to Hakata, which attracts a wide range of residents, from single business professionals to DINKS. The surrounding area boasts supermarkets and multiple convenience stores, ensuring excellent daily living infrastructure.

The supply of condominiums in the Ohori area is limited, and its scarcity underpins prices. A price range in the low 200 million yen is one of the few opportunities to acquire a rare property in this area. For investors considering medium-to-long-term asset building with an eye on capital gains, the area brand itself functions as 'invisible collateral' for this property.

Investment Points: - Scarcity of the 'Ohori' brand: The area adjacent to Ohori Park is one of Fukuoka's premier residential districts, with extremely limited new supply, resulting in high resistance to asset value depreciation. - Both 4-minute walk convenience and the tranquility of a luxury residential area: A living environment close to the station yet adjacent to Ohori Park's greenery, which is rare in urban areas, consistently attracts tenants who maintain rent levels. - Direct access to Tenjin and Hakata: Using the Subway Kuko Line connects directly to Fukuoka's two major urban centers, serving as a receiver for diverse tenant demand from business professionals and families.