3K in Chuo Ward, Fukuoka CityHirao 5-chome (Members Only) — FukuokaToday RealEstate

Hirao, Chuo-ku. In a quiet residential area adjacent to the Yakuin and Josui areas, a currently rented unit awaits its owner. The maisonette structure, featuring a spiral staircase and two walk-in closets, attracts long-term tenants who prioritize quality of life. Hirao, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, is a residential area that stretches alongside Yakuin and Josui-dori. It's not a flashy commercial district, yet it doesn't compromise on access to Tenjin – the sensibility of those who choose such a location is reflected in the depth of the rental market. Single professionals and DINKS who seek tranquility after returning home, while enjoying the convenience of direct train access to Tenjin and Hakata, continue to establish roots in this area. The unit itself is not just a "room." The maisonette structure with a spiral staircase and two walk-in closets is a layout chosen by those who are particular about their living environment. The monthly rent of 73,000 yen naturally aligns with the rent range of such tenants. As it is an owner-change property that is already rented, rental income begins from the very first day of purchase. The price range in the latter half of the 10 million yen mark is a realistic entry cost, considering its location in Chuo-ku, Fukuoka. The mere fact that this building, which has been inhabited for over 30 years, continues to exist in Chuo-ku quietly demonstrates the sustained demand in the area. Whether for rental purposes or as a future base, choosing to establish roots in this area gains more significance over time. Investment Points: - An owner-change property that is already rented, with rental income starting from the first day of purchase. The monthly rent of 73,000 yen aligns with the rent range of single professionals and DINKS who prioritize access to the Tenjin and Yakuin areas. - Hirao, Chuo-ku, adjacent to Yakuin and Josui, is an area consistently chosen by families and dual-income households who desire both urban convenience and a quiet lifestyle. The depth of rental demand does not depend on a single tenant demographic. - The unique features of the unit, such as the spiral staircase, maisonette structure, and two WICs, attract tenants who choose based on "room quality." Despite the low price range, the unit's specifications strongly support the rent.