1LDK in Chuo Ward, Fukuoka CityKiyokawa 2-chome (Members Only) — FukuokaToday RealEstate

Kiyokawa, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City. A compact investment property with a stable monthly rental income of 90,000 yen, backed by rental demand in the Tenjin/Yakuin area. A single unit rooted in the heart of the city supports long-term cash flow. Kiyokawa 2-chome is a residential area in the heart of Fukuoka, located between Tenjin and Yakuin. This area, with its mix of restaurants, cafes, and drugstores, naturally attracts single professionals and young couples who prefer to live close to work. The extension of the Nanakuma Subway Line, connecting directly to Tenjin-Minami Station, has further boosted rental demand along the line. Currently, this property is continuously occupied by a tenant at a monthly rent of 90,000 yen. Even after deducting management fees and repair reserves, the remaining cash flow is clear. The fact that it is still rented after 16 years quietly demonstrates the area's attractiveness. This compact unit continues to fit the criteria of "not too spacious and not too far from the station" for single individuals working in urban areas. Even 10 years from now, Kiyokawa's proximity to the city center will remain unchanged. The convenience along the Nanakuma Line will continue to serve as a reason to attract future tenants. For buyers from overseas looking to convert Fukuoka's urban strength into an asset, this unit meets the basic investment criteria of being "manageable in size and located in an area with strong demand." Investment Points: - Kiyokawa's location, adjacent to the Tenjin/Yakuin area, continuously attracts single professionals seeking proximity to work and home. The rental demand is strong, making it easy to mitigate vacancy risk. - The current monthly rent of 90,000 yen (85,000 yen for rent + 5,000 yen for common service fees) is consistent with the market rate for compact rentals in this area. The proven occupancy record supports the existence of demand. - With the extension of the Nanakuma Subway Line to Tenjin-Minami, convenience along the line has increased. The improvement in transportation infrastructure supports rental demand and establishes a structure that sustains long-term asset value.