Hakozaki Excel Minami22

An apartment building nestled in a residential area of Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City. Located within an 8-minute walk from Yusu Station on the Sasaguri Line, this area maintains urban convenience while offering a tranquil living environment, consistently attracting singles and DINKS.

In Futamata-seshinmachi, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City—a quiet residential area set slightly apart from the hustle and bustle of Tenjin and Hakata—there is a unit available at a realistic investment price in the mid-20 million yen range.

An 8-minute walk to Yusu Station on the Sasaguri Line. This line is a vital artery connecting Hakata Station with the Sasaguri and Umi areas, and direct access to Hakata Station without transfers is a quiet strength of this property. Precisely because it is not a flashy location, tenants tend to reside longer, creating an environment conducive to reducing vacancy risk.

Several convenience stores are scattered nearby, and daily life infrastructure is well-developed. Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City, continues to have a solid rental demand as an area chosen by those seeking 'liveability' different from the densely populated city center—especially single transferees and young DINKS.

The price range in the mid-20 million yen is a realistic entry point, distinct from the high-priced properties found in the Tenjin and Ohori areas. This unit is worth considering as a first Japanese real estate investment or as an option to add a 'solid move' to your portfolio.

Investment points: - An 8-minute walk from Yusu Station on the Sasaguri Line with direct access to Hakata Station—a location characteristic that attracts long-term tenants who prioritize 'ease of continued living' over glamour. - The price range in the mid-20 million yen allows entry into the Japanese real estate market at less than half the price of properties in the city center, making it easy to maximize leverage. - The residential area of Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City, where urban functions and a tranquil living environment coexist, is expected to see continuous rental demand from singles and DINKS, creating an environment where vacancy periods can be kept short.