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Compare High-Rise Condominiums near Chuo Ward, Osaka
URBAN LIFE MIDOSUJIHONMACHI TOWER and RIGARU TOWER OSAKA AWAJIMACHI
Compare URBAN LIFE MIDOSUJIHONMACHI TOWER (33 stories above ground, Built in 2007, Total 115 units, Estimated sale value for 70 m² on floor 17: approx. JPY 79,900,000) and RIGARU TOWER OSAKA AWAJIMACHI (32 stories above ground, Built in 2008, Total 97 units, Estimated sale value for 70 m² on floor 16: approx. JPY 70,400,000) in Chuo Ward, Osaka side by side using the same fields.
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Price guide
Transaction price per tsuboAggregated from records with the same neighborhood and construction year; these are not closed transactions for the building itself.
JPY 4,653,000/tsubo2025 median · 3 records (南本町, built in 2007) Original text
JPY 3,001,000/tsubo2025 median · 5 records (淡路町, built in 2008) Original text
Nearby Land PricesThese are official survey-point prices, not the value of the building's land.
JPY 11,365,000/tsubo2026 · distance-weighted from 3 nearby locations
JPY 13,584,000/tsubo2026 · distance-weighted from 3 nearby locations
Year-over-year land-price change
+14.8%Same-location comparison at 3 locations
+17.1%Same-location comparison at 3 locations
Units for sale
2 unitsMedian price per tsubo: JPY 3,602,000/tsubo
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Units for rent
3 unitsMedian price per tsubo: JPY 11,422/tsubo/month
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Hazard projections and surroundings (official data)
These buildings were selected by rule as the closest match in floor count, age, and standard-unit estimate among buildings within 800 m in a straight line.