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Condominium Market

2026-10-17 Tower Condominium Market: New Listings and Price Revisions in 9 Cities

We aggregated sale and rental data for the 9 published cities whose collection runs completed on 2026-10-17. New listings, price revisions, and active listings are organized by the dates on which this site observed them.

Methodology

Based on 18 sale and rental series across nine published cities observed by TOWERS.SELECT on 2026-10-17. We do not publish an article if any series is missing.

This article is generated automatically under fixed rules using only sale and rental data that this site finished collecting on the same day for nine covered cities. New listings and price changes are based on this site's observation dates; they do not represent closed transaction counts, closed prices, or future prices.

Collection Status for 9 Cities and 18 Data Series

On this date, both sale and rental data were collected for all 9 published cities, completing all 18 data series. Active listings totaled 1,340 buildings and 5,533 homes for sale, and 1,340 buildings and 5,098 homes for rent.

This site first observed 54 new sale listings and 111 new rental listings on this date. It also recorded 129 sale price revisions and 149 rent revisions.

Cities with the Most New Listings and Price Revisions

Tokyo's 23 wards recorded the most new listings: 48 for sale and 71 for rent.

Tokyo's 23 wards also recorded the most price revisions: 117 for sale and 97 for rent. Counts are affected by market size and the number of listings updated that day, so a high count alone is not evidence of rising or falling prices.

How to Read These Figures

A new-listing date is the date TOWERS.SELECT first observed the listing, not the date the listing source began advertising it. Price revisions likewise use this site's observation date and count changes to asking sale prices and advertised rents.

Active listing counts and prices describe homes offered for sale or rent, not completed transaction counts or prices. Comparisons should account for each home's floor, orientation, area, ownership rights, and other attributes.