Tenjin / Daimyo

天神・大名

Fukuoka
57

Investment Index

Significant Decline

Price trend: 87Volume: 2Price level: 66

Fukuoka's central commercial district. Urban renewal projects driving new investment interest.

What buyers actually paid vs listing site prices

Listing sites

251,765/m²

Actual price

¥224,789.91/m²

-11%

* Listing price estimated based on typical asking-to-transaction gaps.

20,753transactions analyzed
MLIT government data
Updated Q3 2025
¥224,790/㎡ ($1,410/㎡)median
12transactions
Mediumconfidence

Market Trends

Prices have fallen 51% over the displayed period. Potential entry opportunity — verify with full data.

Median price per m² and transaction volume from MLIT government data. Tap data points for details.

Price vs Building Age

Post-20001981–2000Pre-1981

A 40-year-old building trades at roughly half the price of a new one. Building age is one of the biggest price drivers in this area.

Depreciation: ¥8,011/m² per yearEst. new-build: ¥420,008/m²
Premium (+20%+)Fair Value (±20%)Below Market (−20%+)

Investment Guide by Building Age

Recommendations for foreign investors based on seismic standards, depreciation, and financing.

AgeMedian/m²CountSeismicTax LifeVerdict
0–10 yrs¥388,2351✓ Modern37–47 yrs remaining Recommended
11–20 yrs¥311,1117✓ Modern27–36 yrs remaining Recommended
21–30 yrs¥214,2862△ Post-198117–26 yrs remaining Caution
31–40 yrs¥117,5005△ Post-19817–16 yrs remaining High Risk
40+ yrs¥100,0003✗ Pre-19810–6 yrs remaining High Risk

● Recommended = Post-2000 seismic standard, financeable, strong resale · ◐ Caution = Post-1981, verify repair history · ○ High Risk = Pre-1981, limited financing, higher insurance

Market Evidence

Recent transaction samples from MLIT

These are actual sale prices recorded by the government — typically 5-15% below listing site prices.

4 of 19
Q3 2025Built 1988 (38y)
¥6,900,000
$43,279
75.0|¥92,000/m²
Kokura
Q3 2025
¥3,500,000
$21,953
70.0|¥50,000/m²
Orio
Q3 2025Built 2017 (9y)
¥33,000,000
$206,987
85.0|¥388,235/m²
Orio
Q3 2025Built 2010 (16y)
¥20,000,000
$125,447
70.0|¥285,714/m²
Shimo-Sone

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* Data sourced from MLIT (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism) public records. Sample transactions may not represent all market activity.

Who Invests in Tenjin / Daimyo

Typical Investor

Fukuoka growth investors, tech-sector rental play, urban renewal speculators

Investment Thesis

Fukuoka's Shibuya equivalent. Tenjin Big Bang redevelopment creating new premium inventory.

Key Risk

Redevelopment timeline uncertainty. Less international liquidity than Tokyo or Osaka.

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Tenjin / Daimyo — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between asking price and actual transaction price in Japan?
Listing sites show asking prices set by sellers. JRE shows actual transaction prices recorded by Japan's Ministry of Land (MLIT) after deals close. The gap is typically 10-20%. This means buyers usually pay significantly less than listed prices.
Can foreigners buy property in Tenjin / Daimyo?
Yes. Japan has zero restrictions on foreign property ownership. No visa, residency, or citizenship is required. The buying process is identical for foreigners and Japanese citizens.
How reliable is the transaction data on JRE?
All transaction data comes from MLIT (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism) — Japan's government agency. These are actual recorded sale prices, not estimates or asking prices. Data confidence for Tenjin / Daimyo is Medium based on 12+ recorded transactions.
What is the median condo price in Tenjin / Daimyo?
Based on MLIT government records, the median actual transaction price for condos in Tenjin / Daimyo is ¥224,790/㎡ (approximately $1,410/㎡). This is the price buyers actually paid, not the asking price.
Are land prices rising or falling in Tenjin / Daimyo?
Official 2026 land price data shows Tenjin / Daimyo recorded a +6.6% change year-over-year. The national average was +2.8%. Tenjin / Daimyo is outperforming the national average.
Is Tenjin / Daimyo a good area to invest in Japanese real estate?
Tenjin / Daimyo's Investment Index on JRE is 57, combining MLIT price trends, transaction volume, and price level vs the broader market (100 is neutral on the JRE index scale). For full analysis including history and building-age context, see the charts and evidence on this page.
How many property transactions were recorded in Tenjin / Daimyo?
MLIT records show 12+ transactions in Tenjin / Daimyo for the latest period on this page. Data confidence level: Medium. More transactions mean more reliable price benchmarks for investors.