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RANKINGS

Japan High-Rise Condominium Rankings

Compare luxury, asking rent per tsubo, floors, total units, and investment suitability. Instead of one overall recommendation, each criterion uses separate facts and calculation rules.

Compare high-rise condominiums across Japan by luxury, asking rent per tsubo, floor count, total units, unit investment suitability, and more. Of the listed buildings, 1,029 are eligible for the luxury score ranking.

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Luxury High-Rise Condominium Rankings

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An original ranking based on a standard 70 m² mid-floor unit and four factors: price level, location, scale, and age—not just current asking prices.

Ranked entries
1029 buildings
Comparison factors
4Factor
Updated
October 21, 2026

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Listing-Rate Ranking

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Compares current sale listings, with duplicates merged by unit, against each building's total units. This is an observation from collected public data, not an unsold-unit or vacancy rate.

Ranked entries
846 buildings
Highest listing rate
19.7%
Latest verification date
2026-10-21

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670 buildings listed

Tokyo 23 Wards

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71 buildings listed

Yokohama

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276 buildings listed

Osaka

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61 buildings listed

Nagoya

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55 buildings listed

Fukuoka

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48 buildings listed

Kawasaki

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74 buildings listed

Kobe

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44 buildings listed

Sendai

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55 buildings listed

Sapporo

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How to Read the Rankings

Show sample sizes
Each page shows the number of ranked buildings or units and the conditions excluded due to missing data or other reasons.

Keep different metrics separate
Luxury, asking rent, building scale, and investment suitability are ranked separately, not combined into one overall recommendation.

Separate asking and transaction prices
Rankings based on listing data use asking prices at that time. They are not treated as actual transaction prices or future prices.