2K-2LDK in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka CityTsumashoji (Members Only) — FukuokaToday RealEstate

The central part of Hakata Ward, where Fukuoka City's urban functions are concentrated. This area, with Tenjin and Hakata as its daily sphere, sees continuous rental demand from single professionals, and as an owner-change property, income can start flowing from today. The name Nakasu-Kawabata needs no explanation for anyone familiar with Fukuoka. Along the Naka River, where food stalls light up, it's a single subway ride to Tenjin and connected to Hakata Station by the same line. Those who choose to live in this location are people who want to make the most of Fukuoka's urban life—expatriates from foreign companies, young managers at IT startups, and freelancers traveling domestically and internationally. For them, 'walking distance to the station, convenience of a commercial area, and views from upper floors' are reasons not to compromise on rent. The property is already rented, and ownership can be transferred immediately. This scale, with suppressed management costs, minimizes the effort required for remote ownership from overseas. The lightness of running costs, including the repair reserve fund, keeps income and expenditure calculations simple. Even in 10 years, the structure of rental demand in this area is unlikely to change. The commercial zoning of Hakata Ward makes it unlikely for surrounding urban functions to diminish. If you are looking for a property where rental income starts today and the urban character of the area continues to support the asset's value, this property quietly meets those conditions. Investment points: - The location in a commercial area with Tenjin and Hakata as its daily sphere continuously attracts single professionals and foreign business people. Whether for renting out or for personal stay, the quality of the surrounding demographic is predictable. - As an owner-change property, rental income starts immediately upon purchase. You can enter the revenue phase without vacancy risk. - The light running costs, totaling in the low 10,000 yen range per month for both management fees and repair reserve fund, make remote ownership from overseas a realistic option.