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THE PARK HOUSE AKABANEDAI TOWER AND RESIDENCE
Tokyo 23 Wards, Kita Ward, Akabanedai 1-chome. Above ground: 29 floors, Scheduled for completion in 10/2028。
This building is under construction. Unpublished unit counts are shown as “Unconfirmed”; other items are shown as “—”.
Brand: The Park House (Mitsubishi Estate Residence Co., Ltd.)
Total units 550 units
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THE PARK HOUSE AKABANEDAI TOWER AND RESIDENCE is a high-rise condominium in Tokyo, Kita Ward, Akabanedai 1-chome with 29 floors above ground, 550 total units.Scheduled for completion in 10/2028.Because the building is not yet complete, listings, current amenities, and valuations are not shown.
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- Scheduled Completion Scheduled for completion in October 2028
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Overview
| Item | Value |
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| Building | THE PARK HOUSE AKABANEDAI TOWER AND RESIDENCE |
| Location (neighborhood) | Akabanedai 1-chome |
| Location (street address) | Tokyo, Kita Ward, Akabanedai 1-chome, 36 |
| Above-ground floors | 29 floors above ground |
| Completion date | October 2028 |
| Total units | 550 units |
| Structure | See the cited source for the official entry |
| Management arrangement | See the cited source for the official entry |
| Property management company | See the cited source for the official entry |
| Seller | See the cited source for the official entry |
| General contractor | See the cited source for the official entry |
| Development project name | Urban redevelopment project associated with THE PARK HOUSE AKABANEDAI TOWER AND RESIDENCE (complex) |
| Mixed Use | See the cited source for the official entry (complex) |
LOCATION
Planned site map
LocationTokyo, Kita Ward, Akabanedai 1-chome, 36
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Amenities and management
This information has been verified from cited sources. “Unverified” does not mean that an amenity is unavailable. Shared complex amenities may not be located within this tower.
| Direct station access | Unverified |
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| Structural earthquake protection | Unverified |
| Parking capacity | 169 parking spaces (Complex) |
| Parking conditions | Unverified |
| Property management company | Unverified |
| Management system and staffing | See the cited source for the official entry (Building) |
| Repair plans and records | Unverified |
| Guest room | Guest room (Complex) |
| Lounge | Sky lounge (17F) (Building) |
| Gym | Unverified |
| Concierge | Unverified |
| Parcel lockers | Parcel lockers (Building) |
| 24-hour trash disposal on every floor | Unverified |
| Interior corridors | Unverified |
Shared amenities
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Parking and bicycle parking
| Category | Spaces | Monthly Amount | Size limits and notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parking | 169 parking space | JPY 30,000–JPY 37,000/month | |
| Bicycle parking | 805 parking space | JPY 300–JPY 1,000/month |
Parking capacity does not guarantee availability or usage rights. Check management rules and related documents for fees, vehicle restrictions, eligibility, and reservations. Amenities, services, and management arrangements may have changed since the retrieval date.
Frequently asked questions about THE PARK HOUSE AKABANEDAI TOWER AND RESIDENCE
- Which companies handle Construction, Developer, Management for THE PARK HOUSE AKABANEDAI TOWER AND RESIDENCE?
- Construction: Maeda Corporation, Developer: the company named in the cited source, Management: Mitsubishi Jisho Community Co., Ltd..
- Does THE PARK HOUSE AKABANEDAI TOWER AND RESIDENCE include any non-residential facilities?
- The cited source describes non-residential uses in the building.
- What shared facilities are available at THE PARK HOUSE AKABANEDAI TOWER AND RESIDENCE?
- Sky lounge (17F), Guest room (Shared by the east and west towers) are available.
- How many parking spaces does THE PARK HOUSE AKABANEDAI TOWER AND RESIDENCE have?
- Across the entire complex, the parking facility has 169 parking spaces. The fee is JPY 30,000–JPY 37,000/month. Availability and rates may change; please check with the property management company.
Asking prices at nearby completed towers
Because this building is not yet complete, current listings and valuations are not shown. Below are asking prices for units currently for sale in nearby completed buildings. They are neither transaction prices nor planned prices for this building.
| Nearby completed buildings | Straight-Line Distance | Completed | Number of Floors | Median Asking Price per Tsubo | Units for sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LIONS TOWER AKABANE | 260m | 1999 | 20 stories above ground | JPY 4,694,000/tsubo | 3 unit |
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.
Kita Ward has 18 units listed in completed high-rises, with a median asking price per tsubo of JPY 4,556,000/tsubo.
Including this building, 7 tower condominiums are scheduled for completion in Tokyo 23 Wards in 2028; buildings with published unit counts total 2,390 units units.Supply outlook by scheduled completion year
Comparable transactions near the development site(Akabanedai 1-chome, Built in 2028)
No comparable transactions matching this building’s criteria (neighborhood and year built) were found.No transaction matched the ward, neighborhood, and completion year
LAND PRICE
Land Prices Near the Development Site
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Official Land Prices · 2026 as of January 1 · Nearby3Location
Indicative nearby land value1,052.1 ¥10,000/tsubo318.3¥10,000/m²
Average weighted more heavily toward nearer points
Change from previous year19.4 %
Compared with the same points one year earlier · 3Location
5-year annual average10.2 %
Five-year change converted to an annual rate · 3Location
Commercial land in 3 reference points used.Prices for each point are listed below. 357.0〜1,884.3 ¥10,000/tsubo。Compare locations and land uses on the map to understand the average.
This is the assessed value per tsubo of land (1 tsubo = 3.30579㎡).This does not represent the assessed value of the building's site or the condominium's sale price.
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buildings This building planned site1 Official land pricesRef. 1 Reference survey
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Official land prices 2026YearJanuary 1
1005-016Commercial land
Official survey location: 35.778624, 139.719395
998.3 ¥10,000/tsubo302.0¥10,000/m²From building 183 m
Year-on-year 19.8%5-year annual average 10.4%
2005-021Commercial land
Official survey location: 35.781690, 139.721094
357.0 ¥10,000/tsubo108.0¥10,000/m²From building 339 m
Year-on-year 16.9%5-year annual average 8.9%
3005-001Commercial land
Official survey location: 35.778630, 139.721701
1,884.3 ¥10,000/tsubo570.0¥10,000/m²From building 355 m
Year-on-year 21.3%5-year annual average 11.0%
Reference: Prefectural Land Price Survey · 3Location
Prefectural Land-Price Survey 2025YearJuly 1
Because the survey date and locations differ, these values are excluded from the official land-price average above.
Ref. 1005-007Commercial land
Official survey location: 35.780298, 139.720634
677.7 ¥10,000/tsubo205.0¥10,000/m²From building 235 m
Year-on-year 14.5%5-year annual average 7.2%
Ref. 2000-004Residential land
Official survey location: 35.781575, 139.726342
223.8 ¥10,000/tsubo67.7¥10,000/m²From building 769 m
Year-on-year 9.2%5-year annual average —
Ref. 3000-005Residential land
Official survey location: 35.769831, 139.713647
181.5 ¥10,000/tsubo54.9¥10,000/m²From building 1187 m
Year-on-year 7.6%5-year annual average 3.8%
How has the nearest point's price changed?
Location1（005-016) over time. Unlike the “Indicative nearby land value” above, this tracks one consistent point.
Land-price trend at location 1
¥10,000/tsuboView annual prices in a table
| Year | Price (¥10,000/tsubo) |
|---|---|
| 2000 | 439.7 |
| 2001 | 390.1 |
| 2002 | 360.3 |
| 2003 | 340.5 |
| 2004 | 330.6 |
| 2005 | 325.0 |
| 2006 | 333.9 |
| 2007 | 393.4 |
| 2008 | 459.5 |
| 2009 | 433.1 |
| 2010 | 403.3 |
| 2011 | 400.0 |
| 2012 | 396.7 |
| 2013 | 396.7 |
| 2014 | 403.3 |
| 2015 | 409.9 |
| 2016 | 423.1 |
| 2017 | 446.3 |
| 2018 | 486.0 |
| 2019 | 545.5 |
| 2020 | 628.1 |
| 2021 | 608.3 |
| 2022 | 614.9 |
| 2023 | 647.9 |
| 2024 | 707.4 |
| 2025 | 833.1 |
| 2026 | 998.3 |
How to Read the Figures, Calculation Method, and Sources
- Indicative nearby land value
- Prices for the listed points are weighted by the inverse of each point's stored distance from the building. For points with verified coordinates, map and list distances are straight-line measurements from the building's current coordinates. If those coordinates were updated, they may differ from the distances used in the calculation. This is not a site valuation adjusted for land use or road conditions.
- Change from previous year
- Year-on-year changes at the same locations are weighted by distance. “—” means no comparable value is available.
- 5-year annual average (CAGR)
- This converts the change since five years ago into an annual rate, assuming the same rate each year. It is not the total five-year increase. Only comparable points are weighted by distance.
Official land prices: search radius 2,000 m, 3locations.
Prefectural Land-Price Survey: search radius 2,000 m, 3locations.reference average 520.1 ¥10,000/tsubo, year-on-year 12.5%, 5-year annual average 6.6%。
Hazard projections and surroundings (official data)
Planned siteResults from matching the coordinates against public data from Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Being outside a projected zone and having missing or unavailable data are shown as separate states. No value does not mean the location is safe.
Hazard projections
Check official projections for flooding, landslides, and other hazards.
| Liquefaction tendency | Very low liquefaction susceptibilityLandform classification: Loam plateau · level 5 of 6 (1 is the most susceptible to liquefaction) General tendency based on the 250 m grid landform classification; ground improvements and foundation specifications are not reflected. Prepared by TOWERS.SELECT using MLIT liquefaction susceptibility map based on landform classification(retrieved 2026-09-27) |
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| Storm-surge inundation projection | Outside projected zone Maximum inundation depth among the projected zones overlapping the coordinates of Planned site. Prepared by TOWERS.SELECT using MLIT National Land Numerical Information: Storm Surge Inundation Assumption Areas(retrieved 2026-09-27) |
| Flood inundation projection (maximum assumed scale) | Outside projected zone Highest rank among the river-specific projections overlapping the coordinates of Planned site. Prepared by TOWERS.SELECT using MLIT National Land Numerical Information: Flood Inundation Assumption Areas(retrieved 2026-09-27) |
Zoning
Urban-planning categories governing residential, commercial, and other land uses.
| Zoning | Category I residential zoneFloor-area ratio: 300.0% / Building coverage ratio: 60.0% These are the designated floor-area and building coverage ratios, not the actual values or any relaxations applied to this building. Prepared by TOWERS.SELECT using MLIT urban-planning GIS data: Land-use zoning(retrieved 2026-09-27) |
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| Fire-prevention and quasi-fire-prevention districts | Quasi-fire prevention district Prepared by TOWERS.SELECT using MLIT urban-planning GIS data: Fire-prevention districts(retrieved 2026-09-27) |
Passenger traffic at the nearest station
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the station named in the cited source stations (Tohoku Main Line / Akabane Line) is a straight-line distance of 245 m. 2023 annual passenger traffic was 183,284 passengers per day.
Daily ridership at the station named in the cited source Station
people/day| Year | Passenger traffic (people/day) |
|---|---|
| 2011 | 173,738 |
| 2012 | 174,692 |
| 2013 | 176,280 |
| 2014 | 179,484 |
| 2015 | 178,978 |
| 2016 | 184,292 |
| 2017 | 187,068 |
| 2018 | 194,498 |
| 2019 | 194,498 |
| 2020 | 147,684 |
| 2021 | 156,642 |
| 2022 | 173,036 |
| 2023 | 183,284 |
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 238 people in 2025 to in 2050: 242 people（+1.4%）。
Projected population in the 250 m grid cell
people| Year | Projected population |
|---|---|
| 2025 | 238 |
| 2030 | 239 |
| 2035 | 236 |
| 2040 | 233 |
| 2045 | 237 |
| 2050 | 242 |
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 Kita Ward .
English and alternate names
English names
- THE PARK HOUSE AKABANEDAI TOWER AND RESIDENCE
Alternate names
- THE・PARK HOUSE 赤羽台 TOWER & RESIDENCE Japanese alias
- THE・パークハウス 赤羽台タワー&レジデンス Japanese alias
- ザ・PARK ハウス 赤羽台タワー&レジデンス Japanese alias
- ザ・パーク HOUSE 赤羽台タワー&レジデンス Japanese alias
- ザ・パークハウス 赤羽台 TOWER &レジデンス Japanese alias
- ザ・パークハウス 赤羽台タワー& RESIDENCE Japanese alias
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