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 |
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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
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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.
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