Explore Japan's Top Investment Locations
Data-driven insights for 21 premium real estate markets
Roppongi / Azabu
六本木・麻布
¥1,925,000/㎡ ($12,074/㎡)
Roppongi condos traded at ¥1.82M/㎡ median — up 105% in 3 years. Luxury pricing, but is the growth rate sustainable?
Shibuya
渋谷区
¥1,658,333/㎡ ($10,402/㎡)
Shibuya's redevelopment is reshaping property values. MLIT data reveals how actual sold prices compare to the hype.
Shinjuku
新宿区
¥1,311,111/㎡ ($8,224/㎡)
Shinjuku remains one of Tokyo's highest-transaction areas. Median condo prices have risen 67% in 3 years — here's what the data shows.
Chiyoda / Marunouchi
千代田区・丸の内
¥1,650,000/㎡ ($10,349/㎡)
Tokyo's government and business center. Extremely limited residential supply creates distinct transaction patterns.
Ginza / Nihonbashi
銀座・日本橋
¥1,600,000/㎡ ($10,036/㎡)
Ginza commands Tokyo's highest price per square meter. But transaction volume tells you whether demand is real or speculative.
Meguro / Ebisu
目黒区・恵比寿
¥1,503,846/㎡ ($9,433/㎡)
Meguro and Ebisu blend residential appeal with investment potential. Consistent demand from both domestic and international buyers.
Minato General
港区全体
¥1,925,000/㎡ ($12,074/㎡)
Minato-ku covers Tokyo's most international neighborhoods. Diverse property types from luxury towers to compact investment units.