Gran Basso Hakata

Located within walking distance of the heart of Fukuoka, Hakata Station, this investment amount is within reach. A rare area where the rental demands of business travelers and local residents intersect. The convenience of living surrounded by multiple supermarkets minimizes vacancy risks.

The location of Hakata Station South offers value beyond just being 'close to the station.' It is a 7-minute walk to Kyushu's largest hub station, where the Shinkansen, conventional lines, subways, and bus terminals converge. This distance is the 'maximum distance one can walk while rolling a suitcase' for business travelers, making it likely to attract monthly rental demand as an alternative to hotels. At the same time, the living environment, with three supermarkets including Sunny Hakata Sumiyoshi Store within walking distance, meets the conditions favored by local residents.

The price range in the low 10 million yen bracket presents a low psychological barrier for first-time overseas real estate investors and is ideal as the first step in a risk diversification strategy through multiple properties. With the 'unchanging asset value of Hakata Station' as a backdrop, the dual structure of business and living demands shortens vacancy periods. Fukuoka City's population growth rate is among the top in designated cities, but the true strength of this property lies in its 'immutable attraction of Hakata Station.' Even as the city changes through redevelopment, the value of the station remains unchanged.

Investment Points: - 7-minute walk from Hakata Station = a location that targets both monthly demand from business travelers and local residential demand, tapping into two rental markets simultaneously. - Acquire the asset value of Kyushu's largest terminal station at a price in the low 10 million yen range, offering high cost performance. - Three supermarkets within a 300m radius = the 'livability' for tenants reduces vacancy rates and promotes long-term occupancy.