ISLAND CITY OCEAN & FOREST TOWER RESIDENCE WEST

This condominium is located in Kashiiteriha, the core area of 'Island City,' a planned waterfront city led by Fukuoka City. The appeal lies in the potential for asset building unique to a new city that is not yet fully mature, within a neatly developed urban block.

Kashiiteriha is at the forefront of planned cities, born as the residential zone of 'Island City,' an artificial island that Fukuoka City has been developing over several decades. The urban block design, which discourages chaotic development, and the master plan, which balances parks, green spaces, medical facilities, and commercial facilities, promise the long-term maintenance of a high-quality living environment.

While the nearest station is a 28-minute walk away, this distance is widely accepted as a lifestyle in 'Fukuoka, a car-centric and bicycle-friendly society.' In fact, spacious unit designs that assume a car-based lifestyle are favored in this area. Daily convenience facilities, including フードウェイ アイランドアイ照葉店, are within walking distance, offering the practicality of completing daily life without a car.

The price range, in the mid-100 million yen, is an accessible level compared to properties in the central areas of Tenjin and Hakata, yet it holds the potential unique to planned cities where 'value grows as the city matures.' Placing assets in a new city with pre-developed infrastructure at this timing – that is the essential investment theme of this property.

Investment Points: - Located within Island City, where Fukuoka City controls urban planning, there is a low risk of landscape and environmental degradation due to disorderly development, ensuring long-term city quality. - In this planned urban area, where child-rearing households and families are the primary tenants, living infrastructure such as a concentration of dental and pediatric medical facilities is well-developed, and strong demand for family rentals can be expected. - The price range in the mid-100 million yen offers a lower barrier to entry compared to central Hakata and Tenjin, and provides cost performance that includes potential capital gains as Island City's development progresses.