Alpha States Nanakuma

Located in Nanakuma, Jonan-ku, Fukuoka City, Alpha States Nanakuma stands in an academic area frequented by students and faculty from Kyushu University and Fukuoka University. It combines living convenience with stable rental demand. Priced in the mid-40 million yen range, it offers asset value suitable for long-term ownership.

An 8-minute walk from Nanakuma Station on the Nanakuma Line. The greatest strength of this location lies in its "broad appeal that suits anyone."

The Nanakuma area in Jonan-ku offers excellent access to Fukuoka University and Kyushu University Hospital, making it a zone where multiple stable rental demand segments—students, medical professionals, and university personnel—overlap. This multi-layered pool of potential tenants, not dependent on a single demand, is a crucial characteristic for diversifying vacancy risk.

Within walking distance, there are several convenience stores, including MaxValu Express, and medical facilities are also nearby. Because the living environment is well-equipped to be "chosen even if not right next to the station," the 8-minute walk does not become a drawback.

Furthermore, the Nanakuma Line was extended to Tenjin-Minami in 2023, significantly improving access to Tenjin and Hakata. The enhanced convenience along the line supports rental levels and asset value, increasing peace of mind for future ownership.

The price range in the mid-40 million yen is a level where acquisition costs can be kept lower compared to condominiums of similar size in Fukuoka City. It is an asset of "just the right scale" for steady, long-term ownership, rather than excessive investment.

Investment Points: - An area where multiple stable demand segments—students, medical professionals, and university personnel—overlap, resulting in low risk of dependence on a single demographic. - The value along the Nanakuma Line is rising due to its extension to Tenjin-Minami (2023). This is an opportune time to acquire and benefit from the post-extension advantages. - Daily infrastructure (supermarkets, convenience stores, clinics) are all within walking distance, providing living convenience that compensates for the distance from the station, and is expected to lead to high tenant retention.