ISLAND CITY OCEAN & FOREST TOWER RESIDENCE EAST

This condominium is located in the Island City Kashiiteriha area, developed by Fukuoka City as a national strategy. It offers a unique living space in Fukuoka, where a beautifully planned cityscape coexists with a natural seaside environment.

Kashiiteriha 6-chome is a core area of Island City, where Fukuoka City has been promoting urban planning for a long time. Unlike traditional urban areas that developed haphazardly, the greatest unique point of this property is that it is a 'designed city' with a balanced arrangement of roads, parks, commercial facilities, medical facilities, and residences. Because the entire city is orderly, landscape deterioration is unlikely to occur, setting it apart from properties in other areas in terms of stable asset value.

Living infrastructure is also well-developed, with supermarkets such as Foodway Island Eye Teriha Store and multiple convenience stores within walking distance, as well as several dental clinics nearby, covering the high-level convenience sought by families and dual-income households. This rich living environment tends to lead to long-term tenant retention and directly contributes to reducing vacancy risk.

Furthermore, Island City is an area that still has room for development, holding the potential for the city's value to further increase through future facility attraction and population influx. The price range in the high 70 million yen is a suitable level for asset formation based on long-term ownership, as a property in a highly complete planned city.

Investment points: - Located within Island City, developed under a national strategic urban plan – a rare location where the landscape and infrastructure are protected long-term, making asset value deterioration unlikely. - A rich family-friendly living environment with supermarkets, convenience stores, and dental clinics within walking distance supports long-term tenant retention and stable rental demand. - As an area still under development, there is room for future facility attraction and population growth, holding the potential for current acquisition to lead to future unrealized gains.