Teruha The Tower

This condominium is located in "Island City Teriha," a waterfront new urban area developed by Fukuoka City as a national strategy. It is a property that combines a maturing living environment with long-term asset value stability within a systematically designed cityscape.

Kashiiteriha 7-chome is located in the "Teriha" residential zone of "Island City," an artificial island where Fukuoka City has been promoting urban planning for a long time. This area is a planned city where roads, parks, and commercial facilities are developed integrally, and its greatest feature is an orderly cityscape that stands apart from chaotic existing urban areas. Greenways and parks are scattered throughout, and the open landscape close to the sea is highly supported by families both domestically and internationally.

While it is indeed a 30-minute walk to the station, the Teriha area has an extensive bus network, and daily access to Hakata and Tenjin is primarily by bus. The area also boasts multiple convenience stores and medical facilities, with a design where "daily life can be completed within the city," which supports the retention rate of rental tenants.

The price range in the upper 50 million yen bracket feels relatively affordable compared to condominiums in the city center. The ease with which it attracts a stable demand base (child-rearing households, DINKS) unique to planned cities is noteworthy as an investment appeal. As the "completeness" of the city further increases through urban planning, the area can also expect robust asset value.

Investment Points: - A property within "Teriha," a planned city developed by Fukuoka City as a national project. The cityscape, with roads, green spaces, and commercial facilities designed integrally, creates an orderly living environment not found in existing urban areas, generating continuous rental demand from families. - High self-sufficiency for daily life within the area, with multiple convenience stores, dentists, and pharmacies concentrated within walking distance. Essential infrastructure that compensates for the disadvantage of distance to the station is in place, and the high daily satisfaction of residents tends to lead to a reduction in vacancy risk. - Compared to city center condominiums, the price range in the upper 50 million yen bracket offers relative value and can be seen as an "acquisition timing" opportunity as urban development in the Teriha area progresses further. Planned cities tend to have more stable asset values as their completeness increases.