RJR DOSHOMACHI PROJECT

23View from floorPredicted view(Video)

In the View Simulator, 23A recording looking 360° around from the height of floor October 15, 2026). This is a reproduction using Google Maps' 3D city model and does not show the actual view from a unit, a future view, or weather conditions.This building is not yet complete and is not included in the 3D model.

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Overview

Amenities and management

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Asking prices at nearby completed towers

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Buildings within 1,500m with at least 3 units for sale, ordered by distance. Differences in size, floor, orientation, and building age are not adjusted for.

Chuo Ward has 313 units listed in completed high-rises, with a median asking price per tsubo of JPY 5,331,000/tsubo.

Including this building, 6 tower condominiums are scheduled for completion in Osaka in 2029; buildings with published unit counts total 472 units units.Supply outlook by scheduled completion year

Plan details in filings and permits

Values copied from public filing and permit records mechanically matched to this project by ward, neighborhood, number of floors, and expected completion date. They reflect the plan when filed and may differ from the building details above or have since changed.

Comparable transactions near the development site

No comparable transactions matching this building’s criteria (neighborhood and year built) were found.

Hazard projections and surroundings (official data)

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Hazard projections

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Zoning

Urban-planning categories governing residential, commercial, and other land uses.

Passenger traffic at the nearest station

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Kitahama stations (Sakaisuji Line / Keihan Main Line) is a straight-line distance of 277 m. 2023 annual passenger traffic was 92,266 passengers per day.

Values combine multiple lines at the same station. Distance is measured in a straight line to the station, not as walking time.

Prepared by TOWERS.SELECT using MLIT National Land Numerical Information: Station Passenger Counts(retrieved 2026-09-27）

Projected local population

A projection of how the population within the 250 m grid cell may change.

Planned site is in a 250 m grid cell with a projected population of 1,164 people in 2025 to in 2050: 1,135 people（−2.4%）。

Projections based on the 2020 census. Areas first occupied after 2020 may not be reflected.

Prepared by TOWERS.SELECT using MLIT National Land Numerical Information: 250 m Mesh Future Population Estimates(retrieved 2026-09-27）

Reference information only. It is not guaranteed for use in important-matters explanations, building applications, or other official procedures (MLIT Real Estate Information Library Terms, Article 3(4)).

Nearby buildings

Buildings in the same municipality are grouped under Chuo Ward .

English and alternate names

English names

• RJR DOSHOMACHI PROJECT

Alternate names

No alternative name is available.

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