Lions Mansion Maizuru No.2

A condominium nestled in a quiet residential area of Maizuru, Chuo-ku, just a 6-minute walk from Akasaka Station. This rare location offers both the convenience of urban living and a tranquil residential environment, maintaining an ideal distance from the hustle and bustle of Tenjin and the greenery of Ohori.

Maizuru, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, is a "quiet residential area with high living density" where the three areas of Tenjin, Ohori, and Akasaka intersect. It may not be flashy, but that's precisely why it continues to be chosen for a long time. This area, which naturally attracts office workers, young couples, and discerning singles, has a fundamental resilience that makes one feel "no need to worry about the next tenant" before even discussing vacancy risk.

The 6-minute walk from Akasaka Station provides direct access to Hakata in about 7 minutes and Tenjin in about 2 minutes via the Fukuoka City Subway Kuko Line. Among the options for "living in the city center," the price range in the low 30 million yen is a low barrier to entry in this area, making it stand out as an accessible downtown property for overseas investors.

The surrounding area is well-equipped with daily life infrastructure, including the supermarket "SUNNY Fukuoka Nagahama Store," creating an environment where tenants can easily complete their daily routines. A neighborhood where renters feel they "want to keep living" becomes an asset that investors "can keep holding." Within the quiet name of Maizuru lies the tangible promise of urban investment.

Investment Points: - Price advantage as a city center property in the low 30 million yen range, despite being within the Akasaka Station area with direct subway access to both Tenjin and Hakata. - The address brand of Maizuru, Chuo-ku – as a "third Chuo-ku" distinct from Tenjin or Ohori, it has area characteristics that predict continuous rental demand from office workers and DINKs. - High daily convenience with a supermarket within walking distance, increasing tenant retention – a property where vacancy countermeasures can be solved by "location" rather than "advertising costs".