D'Restia SHOKUBTSUEN

Ozasa, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, is conveniently close to the Tenjin and Yakuin areas. Its quiet residential location, which leverages its distance from the station, attracts long-term residents. This is an opportunity to acquire an asset with a Chuo-ku address at an accessible price point in the high 30 million yen range.

Ozasa 5-chome, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City – this address holds more meaning than just a place name.

A 22-minute walk from Sakurazaka Station on the Nanakuma Line might seem like a drawback at first glance. However, the intrinsic value of this property lies in the tranquility that this 'distance' creates. In Fukuoka's rental market, where station-proximate properties are abundant, the Ozasa area has consistently been chosen by families and long-term residents who deliberately seek to avoid the hustle and bustle. Residents who move in tend to stay for extended periods, making this an area noteworthy for its potential to reduce vacancy risk.

The completeness of daily life infrastructure is outstanding. Multiple supermarkets, including 'SUNNY Ozasa' and 'Marukyo Ozasa', are within walking distance, and several medical facilities, such as Hirao Hospital, are also scattered throughout the area. With a wide range of medical departments including pediatrics, dentistry, and internal medicine, it's an environment where families raising children can live with peace of mind. This factor underpins the strong real demand for it as a 'desirable place to live' and directly contributes to robust rental demand.

Having a Chuo-ku address while being in the high 30 million yen price range offers the advantage of lower acquisition costs compared to station-proximate properties within the same ward. For investors focused on yield efficiency, this can be considered an option not to be overlooked.

Investment Points: - The residential brand of 'Ozasa, Chuo-ku' – an address continuously chosen for its area's prestige rather than its distance from the station, forming a stable foundation for attracting long-term residents. - The density of daily life infrastructure, with multiple supermarkets plus pediatric, internal medicine, and dental clinics within walking distance, directly addresses the settlement needs of families and provides a tangible competitive edge that reduces turnover risk. - A price level in the high 30 million yen range for a Chuo-ku address allows for lower acquisition costs compared to station-proximate properties in the same area, offering a differentiated entry point in terms of yield efficiency.