Forest PLACE Kashii Teruha The Terrace 01

A condominium located in "Kashii Teruha," a planned district of the artificial island, Island City. This is an opportunity to acquire a part of Fukuoka's rare waterfront residential area, where an orderly cityscape and rich green spaces coexist, for the latter half of 40 million yen.

Kashii Teruha is a residential zone on "Island City," an artificial island that Fukuoka City has been developing under a long-term plan. Wide sidewalks with no utility poles, a unified cityscape, and green parks overlooking Hakata Bay—this is a living environment unique to a planned city, which cannot be replicated in existing urban areas.

The 30-minute walk to the nearest Nishitetsu "Kashii-kaen-mae" Station is certainly not ideal for train commuters. However, many residents in this area primarily use private cars for transportation, and essential living infrastructure such as supermarkets (including フードウェイ アイランドアイ照葉店), convenience stores, and dental clinics are concentrated within walking distance. In recent years, there has also been a focus on future improvements in transportation convenience due to Fukuoka City's BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) development plan.

This area is expected to have stable residential demand, primarily from families, and the price range in the latter half of 40 million yen is a level worth considering given the well-maintained urban environment and future potential. There is no other waterfront area in Fukuoka City that has been developed so systematically, making the act of "owning" itself a rare value.

Investment points: - Located in the residential district of "Island City Kashii Teruha," a planned city led by Fukuoka City—the pole-free, well-maintained cityscape offers a rare living environment unavailable in existing urban areas. - A self-sufficient living area with supermarkets, convenience stores, and medical facilities concentrated within walking distance has already been established, and stable rental demand from car-dependent families can be expected. - Located in an area where future expansion of transportation infrastructure, such as BRT development, is being discussed, the current price range holds the potential to anticipate future improvements in convenience.