The Park House Fukuoka Towers EAST

Jigyo Hama, one of Fukuoka's premier waterfronts. This area, with Kyushu Medical Center and large commercial facilities within walking distance, offers a complete living infrastructure and an excellent opportunity to acquire an urban asset.

First, understand the significance of the address "Jigyo Hama." This waterfront area, home to Momochi Seaside Park and Marizon, is a rare "city where the sea and urban life coexist" within Fukuoka City. Amidst towering condominiums, a lifestyle where greenery and sea breeze are part of daily life signifies a special status for Fukuoka citizens.

Although Tojinmachi Station is a 12-minute walk, excellent access to the city center remains, with Tenjin just three subway stops away. Furthermore, the proximity of the National Hospital Organization Kyushu Medical Center offers more than just daily convenience. It also signifies that the residential needs of stable income earners, such as medical professionals working at the hospital and staff from related companies, are deeply rooted in the area.

With "Hello Day" inside MARK IS Fukuoka Momochi and multiple convenience stores within walking distance, the living environment is convenient for both singles and families. A price range in the mid-70 million yen is a compelling level, considering the rarity of this area and the quality of its living environment.

For overseas investors seeking a second home in Fukuoka City, its appeal as an "urban residence with ocean views" stands out. Before looking at the numbers, first imagine the atmosphere of this town.

Investment Points: - Proximity to Momochi Seaside Park and Marizon – A rare location with a "waterfront address where the sea and city coexist," limited even within Fukuoka City. - National Hospital Organization Kyushu Medical Center is located nearby, indicating deeply rooted rental demand from stable income earners such as medical professionals and related staff. - MARK IS Fukuoka Momochi (Hello Day) is within walking distance, completing the living infrastructure – the "livability" for tenants supports long-term occupancy rates.