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Kashiiteriha, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka City. This condominium is located in the heart of a planned waterfront city facing Hakata Bay. The neatly maintained cityscape, abundant greenery, and proximity to the sea create a unique residential value not found in other areas.

Kashiiteriha (Island City) is a waterfront town born as a result of a large-scale land reclamation and urban development project led by Fukuoka City. With roads, parks, and residences designed as an integrated whole, this area boasts a sense of cleanliness and openness unique to a 'planned city,' setting it apart from chaotic urban areas.

While a 27-minute walk to the nearest Nishitetsu 'Kashiikaen-mae' Station is an honest figure for those who primarily commute by train, many residents in this area regularly use cars and buses for transportation, establishing a level of daily convenience that surpasses what the station distance might suggest. There are multiple convenience stores nearby, and medical infrastructure such as dental clinics and pharmacies are also within walking distance.

It is particularly noteworthy that this area is 'a town designed for living.' Rather than being developed speculatively, green spaces, parks, and sidewalks are planned with ample room, making it consistently popular among families raising children and those who prioritize lifestyle. It is a location worth considering as a second home or family residence, not only for Japanese residents in Fukuoka but also for affluent Asians seeking a lifestyle that balances natural environment and urban functions.

The price range in the mid-60 million yen mark is a rare option in Fukuoka's emerging waterfront area, making it noteworthy from the perspective of medium- to long-term asset preservation.

Investment points: - Rarity unique to a 'planned city': Kashiiteriha (Island City) is an urban development area led by Fukuoka City. Roads, green spaces, and residences are integrated, offering a well-ordered cityscape and asset environment not found in chaotic urban areas. - Residential brand in a waterfront location: A new city formed on reclaimed land facing Hakata Bay, combining open seaside views with urban functions. There are few similar areas within Fukuoka City, allowing for differentiation as a second home or residence for the affluent. - Self-sufficient town with complete living infrastructure: Convenience stores, dental clinics, and pharmacies are all within walking distance, providing daily convenience that compensates for the distance to the station. Since the town planning assumes the use of cars and buses, judging its convenience solely by the walking distance to the station would be a misjudgment of its true convenience.