Empire No.5Shin-Muromi

This property, handed over while currently rented, starts generating rent from day one of the contract. It's the starting point for a quiet, long-term investment rooted in a residential area of Fukuoka's Nishi Ward.

Fukuoka City's Nishi Ward is a town for residents, set apart from the hustle and bustle of areas like Tenjin and Hakata. In this area, where supermarkets and convenience stores are within walking distance and car-owning households live as a matter of course, "livability" rather than proximity to a station is the deciding factor for residents. Families and dual-income couples who stay in the same room for a long time choose locations with well-organized daily living routes. This condominium stands at the heart of such demand.

The property is already rented. From the month following your purchase, rent will be deposited even if you do nothing. Located on an upper floor of a 10-story building, the unit quietly overlooks the residential area of Nishi Ward, offering a comfort that makes residents want to stay there for a long time. The price range in the early 10-million-yen mark is also an ideal scale for overseas investors making their first foray into the Japanese real estate market.

This building, inhabited for 35 years, has a history of accumulated management and repairs. It is not a property aiming for large returns in a short period. However, if you are looking for an investment where rental income steadily and reliably accumulates, this property is close to that answer.

Investment Points: - An owner-change property where rental income starts from the first day of purchase. The tenant's life directly forms the basis of your income. - A residential area chosen for its convenience. Demand from long-term residents who prioritize "livability" over proximity to a station underpins this. - An accessible price range in the early 10-million-yen mark. As a first step into Japanese real estate investment, it can be a low-risk addition to your portfolio.