Report Dashboard Supply Demand Valuation Risk Tokyo Osaka Fukuoka
BOJ: 0.5% ▲
KEY METRICS
NEW CONDO AVG
¥94M
23-Ward Average
RESALE MEDIAN
¥92M
23-Ward Median
AVG PER SQM
¥1.54M/sqm
New Build
RENTAL YIELD
3.59%
Gross
RENT YoY
+6.4%
Q4 2024
LAND PRICE YoY
+7.9%
Official Land Price
THREE ZONES

Zone 1: Center 5 (Minato/Chiyoda/Chuo/Shibuya/Shinjuku)

230–450 ¥M/sqm

Japan's most prestigious addresses. Global capital flows, trophy assets, ultra-prime luxury.

Zone 2: Yamanote Outer (Setagaya/Meguro/Nakano)

100–180 ¥M/sqm

Residential quality areas with strong family demand. Best value within central Tokyo.

Zone 3: Outer Wards (Adachi/Edogawa/Katsushika)

70–110 ¥M/sqm

Affordable entry points with improving infrastructure. Yield-focused investors' target zone.

CHARTS

Ward Land Price Comparison

万円/sqm · Official Land Price 2025

Tokyo Rent Trend

Average Rent ¥/sqm

SUMMARY

Center 5 Premium

The Center 5 wards command a 3-5x premium over outer wards. Global institutional capital continues to flow into Minato, Chiyoda, and Shibuya trophy assets.

Yamanote Value

Setagaya and Meguro offer strong residential fundamentals at 40-60% below center ward pricing. Family-oriented demand remains resilient.

Outer Opportunity

Adachi and Edogawa wards offer the highest yields in the 23-ward area. Infrastructure upgrades are narrowing the convenience gap with inner wards.

Foreign Capital

Weak yen and BOJ rate normalization have attracted record foreign investment. Cross-border capital accounts for 30%+ of central Tokyo transactions above ¥100M.