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New Detached House Prices in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area Rise for the First Time in Four Months
10/9/25, 2:00 am
In the Tokyo metropolitan area, the average price of newly built detached houses has risen for the first time in four months, reaching ¥48.04 million.
the Tokyo metropolitan area, the average price of newly built detached houses has risen for the first time in four months, reaching ¥48.04 million. This increase marks a 3.8% rise compared to the previous month. Key regions include:
Tokyo: The average price increased by 7.4% to ¥59.77 million.
Saitama: For the first time, the average price exceeded ¥40 million, reaching ¥40.09 million, a 6.2% rise.
Kanagawa: Prices rose slightly by 0.4% to ¥50.71 million.
Chiba: The average price decreased by 0.2% to ¥41.16 million.
Meanwhile, in the Kansai region, average prices have fallen for the fourth consecutive month, with the price in Osaka dropping by 1.8% to ¥39.18 million. However, Kyoto saw a significant rise of 14.0%, with average prices reaching ¥43.19 million.
This data highlights regional variations and can serve as valuable information for both domestic and foreign investors seeking opportunities in the Japanese real estate market.
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