What is the average price of a house in Osaka?

August 28, 2020

We take a mid-year look at the average listing price of a resale house in Osaka by ward.

What is the average price of a house in Osaka?

The city-wide average listing price of a 100-sqm resale house in Osaka is ¥28,500,000 ($268,000), based on data for June to August 2020.

As is true anywhere in the world a host of factors affect market prices. In Japan, some of the main determinants in resale home prices include year built, whether the property has been renovated, construction material, size, layout, lot size and location (proximity to the city center and to the nearest public transportation), as well as proximity to shopping, dining, and public services and schools, as well as many other factors.

Average listing price by ward

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Average Listing Price of Resale House in Osaka by Ward Based on prices of listed properties in the last three months (June to August 2020) Source: HOMES
Ward	Average Listing Price in JPY
Abeno	31,740,000
Asahi	28,880,000
Chuo	57,790,000
Fukushima	27,420,000
Higashi Sumiyoshi	29,570,000
Higashinari	22,600,000
Higashiyodogawa	25,330,000
Hirano	20,720,000
Ikuno	18,666,000
Joto	25,450,000
Kita	43,890,000
Konohana	18,860,000
Minato	24,700,000
Miyakojima	26,990,000
Naniwa	36,940,000
Nishi	47,310,000
Nishinari	19,370,000
Nishiyodogawa	25,440,000
Suminoe	21,460,000
Sumiyoshi	24,120,000
Taisho	19,140,000
Tennoji	Insufficient Data
Tsurumi	30,400,000
Yodogawa	29,020,000
Average	28,513,304

Property for sale in Osaka

See properties currently on the market, please visit our listing pages: Property for sale in Osaka

Below is our featured property for Osaka.

Renovated house for sale in Hirano Ward

List price: ¥22,800,000 ($214,000)

Location and Highlights

8-min walk from Hirano station on the subway Tanimachi line. Five-minute direct ride to Tennoji, one of Osaka’s main commercial and shopping hubs, with many family-friendly green spaces centered on Shitennoji (Temple). Abeno Harukas, located in Tennoji, is the tallest building in Japan and home to an observation deck, the Osaka Marriott Miyako hotel, and the Harukas Kintetsu department store.

The property on offer is a fully renovated, spacious 106.41 m² 3LDK 3-story house with a parking space, huge balcony, and two toilets.

Please click on the photos to see the full listing and to inquire directly to the agent.

FAQs About Buying Property in Japan

Can a foreigner buy property in Japan?

Yes. You can buy property in Japan regardless of your nationality or country of origin. There are also no residency requirements for buying real estate in Japan. Securing financing as a resident foreigner is more complicated. For info on financing, please see “Basic Requirements for Getting a Mortgage as a Foreigner in Japan“.