Tokyu DwellArs Hakata Station Side

A property of substance nestled on a quiet street corner. A condominium located in Hiemachi, Hakata-ku, a 'hidden gem' known to those in the know.

While enjoying the convenience of the Fukuoka Airport Line, its tranquil living environment, free from hustle and bustle, continues to attract long-term residents. Hiemachi is a 'hidden gem' area that has avoided excessive commercialization despite being in the business heart of Hakata.

The 9-minute walk from Higashi-Hie Station can be described as the 'golden distance,' allowing residents to fully enjoy the convenience of the Airport Line while avoiding the noise risks often associated with properties directly connected to stations. The access to the airport in about 10 minutes and to Tenjin/Hakata within 20 minutes naturally attracts tenants who travel frequently, such as business travelers, airport employees, and international business professionals.

Multiple supermarkets and convenience stores, including Maxvalu Express and TRIAL GO, are within walking distance, creating an 'environment where daily life feels convenient. ' This is an unseen but important source of asset value that enhances resident satisfaction and leads to long-term occupancy and low vacancy risk.

The price range in the high 40 million yen bracket is an accessible level compared to properties in similar locations within Hakata-ku, making it a realistic option for first-time Japan real estate investors and for diversifying a portfolio. It may not be flashy, but its grounded substance is the essence of this property.

Investment Points: - The exquisite 'Airport Line x 9-minute walk' distance: Not too close nor too far from the station, ensuring high transportation convenience while avoiding noise risks. Being within approximately 10 minutes of Fukuoka Airport, there is expected tenant demand from stable income groups such as airline staff and international business professionals.

- A town where daily infrastructure 'overlaps': Three supermarkets and multiple convenience stores are dispersed within walking distance, creating a structure where daily convenience is unlikely to be compromised even if one store closes. There is environmental resilience that makes residents want to 'continue living there'.

- Rare combination of 'quiet living x city center access' within Hakata-ku: While properties in the Tenjin/Hakata Station area see soaring prices and compressed yields, Hiemachi's price levels are relatively stable, offering one of the few opportunities to acquire a Hakata-ku address at a realistic cost in the high 40 million yen range.