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Lifestyle convenience that transcends distance from the station. Real-demand condominium investment starting from an accessible price range in the low 30 million yen, in a residential area of Fukuoka City's Higashi Ward where supermarkets and convenience stores are within walking distance.

Harada 4-chome, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka City—a 23-minute walk from Yusu Station on the Sasaguri Line might seem like a drawback at first glance. However, the intrinsic value of this location lies not in its 'distance from the station' but in the 'completeness of its living sphere'.

This area, where grocery stores like Sato Shokusenkan and Price Club, and multiple convenience stores like FamilyMart and Seven-Eleven are within walking distance, is a typical 'livable residential area' in the suburbs of Fukuoka, designed for car-based living. In Fukuoka City, quiet residential areas with such well-developed living infrastructure are the foundation that supports long-term residency for families and seniors, generating stable rental demand.

The price range in the low 30 million yen offers a low barrier to entry for condominium investment in Fukuoka City, making it an easy addition to a portfolio while keeping initial capital low. Compared to the soaring property prices in the Tenjin and Hakata areas, this area has the aspect of an 'affordable real-demand zone'.

It is not a flashy location. But precisely because of this, it is a solid asset that continues to be chosen by residents, a unit you can hold onto for a long time.

Investment Points: - Comprehensive living infrastructure that compensates for distance from the station—two supermarkets and multiple convenience stores are within walking distance, and in car-centric Higashi Ward, Fukuoka, lifestyle convenience directly translates to rental competitiveness. - Rarity of the price range in the low 30 million yen—as condominium prices continue to rise in Fukuoka City, this price level is an ideal entry point for additional portfolio investment or first-time Fukuoka investment. - Quiet residential environment favored by families and seniors—demand for a 'calm residential area,' distinct from the hustle and bustle near stations, promotes long-term tenancy and reduces turnover costs.