Momochi Tower

Just a 10-minute walk from Nishijin Station, the waterfront area of Momochi is one of Fukuoka's premier locations. This site, connecting the sea and the city center, offers not just a residence but a lifestyle itself. Adjacent to Fukuoka PayPay Dome and Fukuoka Tower, it boasts enduring popularity in the rental market as a 'desired neighborhood.'

The greatest feature of the Momochi area is its open living environment facing the seaside park, while being close to the city center. On weekends, it bustles with people enjoying marine sports and seaside walks, and during events at Fukuoka PayPay Dome, the entire area comes alive. This 'extraordinary daily life' is a significant differentiating factor that sets it apart from other areas.

The rental target is diverse. It includes single business professionals working for foreign companies around Fukuoka Tower and those employed by Yahoo Auction Dome-related businesses, as well as families seeking a seaside environment. Additionally, due to the appealing scenery, there is also expected demand from foreign business travelers on short stays.

Being just a 10-minute walk to Nishijin Station guarantees access to the city center, with approximately 8 minutes to Tenjin and about 15 minutes to Hakata. Daily shopping can be done at the nearby Bon Repas, and medical support is available at the neighboring Fukuoka Sanno Hospital, creating an environment that supports residents' desire to 'stay long-term.' The price range in the late 50 million yen is a strategically sound investment decision considering the rarity and future potential of the Momochi area.

Investment Points: - Unique location value as one of Fukuoka's premier waterfront sites, adjacent to Fukuoka PayPay Dome and Fukuoka Tower - A balance of the openness of seaside parks and 8-minute access to the city center, with the Momochi brand ranking high in the rental market as a 'desired neighborhood' - Diverse rental targets including employees of foreign companies, event personnel, and families who love the sea, providing a risk diversification effect for vacancies.