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Luxury rental apartments planned for 7,000 sqm site in Omotesando
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High apartment prices now spreading to the rental market
Would-be buyers, priced out by the ever-increasing sale price of apartments in central Tokyo, are turning to rentals, causing it to swing to a landlord’s market. A recovery in corporate earnings and pay-rises is also expanding renters’ budgets.Read more
Tokyo’s newest and most expensive apartments
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Park Mansion Akasaka Hikawazaka 3F
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Apt. 3F | 1 Bedroom + 1 Bathroom + 1 Car space | 75.98 sqm (818 sq.ft)
Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Price per square meter: ¥- | Monthly building fees: ¥110,860
Mita Garden Hills selected as name of new luxury project in central Tokyo
Mita Garden Hills is now the official name of the large-scale luxury condominium project being developed by Mitsui Fudosan Residential and Mitsubishi Estate Residence in Minato's Mita neighborhood. This is the second ‘Garden Hills’ since Hiroo Garden Hills was developed in the 1980s.