Teruha The Tower

A condominium located in the Kashiiteriha area, a part of Island City, a planned city developed by Fukuoka City as a national strategy. The neatly divided streets, abundant greenery, and open views towards the sea create a unique residential value found only here.

Kashiiteriha is an emerging residential area adjacent to 'Island City,' a planned city that Fukuoka City has been developing for decades. Unlike the sprawling old city, roads, parks, commercial facilities, and medical facilities are systematically arranged, ensuring the entire town maintains its 'newness.'

Teriha 7-chome, where this property is located, is a quiet residential zone closer to the sea within the area. Daily life infrastructure such as convenience stores, dentists, and pharmacies are all within walking distance, and a wide road environment suitable for a car-dependent society is also in place. The 27-minute walk to the nearest Kashiikaen-mae Station offers a price advantage compared to properties closer to the station, making acquisition possible in the upper 50 million yen range.

Target residents include families who own cars and teleworkers seeking a high-quality living environment away from the hustle and bustle of the city center. The influx of people seeking the 'livability' unique to planned cities creates stable rental demand, and the area has characteristics that lead to long-term tenancies.

With its well-maintained streets, proximity to the sea, and the difficulty of asset obsolescence due to being a planned city—Kashiiteriha is a quiet and solid investment destination, leveraging the 'quality of the living environment' that is not easily reflected in numbers.

Investment Points: - Adjacent to 'Island City,' a national strategic urban development area—The systematically developed cityscape has a low risk of aging and slum formation, possessing area characteristics that allow asset value to be maintained over the long term. - Price advantage due to station distance—A 27-minute walk realizes an acquisition cost in the upper 50 million yen range. By combining this with a rental strategy targeting car-owning families, there is room to increase yield efficiency. - Medical and daily life infrastructure concentrated within walking distance—Dental clinics, pharmacies, and multiple convenience stores are in close proximity, offering high daily convenience for a wide range of residents, including families with children and elderly households, contributing to the reduction of vacancy risk.