Maison MinamiFukuoka

A 5-minute walk from Minami-Fukuoka Station on the Kagoshima Main Line. Located in a residential area that supports the real demand of the Hakata area, this property boasts a "self-contained living" location where multiple convenience stores and supermarkets are within walking distance, quietly boosting tenant retention.

Minami-Fukuoka Station is known as a calm residential area that is not overly bustling, yet offers the convenience of being just a few minutes from Hakata Station without transfers. The greatest feature of this property is the "density of daily life flow." With multiple commercial facilities overlapping within walking distance—MaxValu Express, 7-Eleven, Ministop, and Marukyo Zasshonokuma Store—this environment is one of the few locations where single working professionals and dual-income couples can truly experience daily "convenience."

With a price range in the mid-10 million yen, this property offers a low barrier to entry for condominium investment in Fukuoka City. Its compact size, which doesn't require a large sum of capital and can be easily integrated into a portfolio, makes it an accessible option even for overseas investors holding multiple properties.

While maintaining access to Fukuoka's two major hubs, Hakata and Tenjin, this property is rooted in a residential area with fewer competing properties. It is a performance-driven asset that prioritizes "consistent tenancy" over flashiness. It is a property that can be seamlessly integrated, whether as a first Fukuoka real estate investment or an additional acquisition.

Investment Points: - Over 4 convenience stores and supermarkets concentrated within walking distance—the density of living infrastructure that supports tenants' desire to "continue living here" is a substantial competitive advantage that suppresses the turnover rate (vacancy rate) in this area. - The price range in the mid-10 million yen is a rare low entry cost level for condominium investment in Fukuoka City—an ideal size for diversified holdings with higher-priced properties or for a first acquisition of Japanese real estate. - Minami-Fukuoka Station offers direct access to Hakata Station, yet property prices are more restrained than in the Tenjin/Hakata areas, creating a "gap" between location convenience and acquisition cost that is easily reflected in yields.