Verdi Kusunoki-cho: A New Condominium in Hiroshima's West Ward
Verdi Kusunoki-cho is a new condominium development currently under construction in the Nishi Ward of Hiroshima City. This 14-story reinforced concrete building offers a total of 39 units, all featuring a 3LDK layout. The private floor area ranges from 65.28㎡ to 70.59㎡, with balcony sizes varying from 11.00㎡ to 29.35㎡. The property is scheduled for completion in late February 2028, with handover to owners anticipated in late March 2028.
Key features of the development include wide glass-railed balconies for most units, providing excellent openness and light. Each living-dining area is equipped with a versatile family counter, suitable for work, study, or as an interior accent. A significant convenience is the inclusion of NTT's "Hikari" fiber-optic internet service, with the fastest available plan (up to 10Gbps) included in the monthly management fee for all residences. Furthermore, the development is equipped with a parking space for every unit and features an on-site LUUP port for shared electric kick scooters and bicycles.
Critical agent notes have been provided. The sales are conducted on a first-come, first-served basis, and desired units may already be under contract. All area figures listed are wall-center measurements, meaning the registered legal area will be smaller. The stated completion and occupancy dates are subject to change due to construction progress. The balcony area is confirmed as 11.00㎡ (13 units) to 29.35㎡ (13 units). The building confirmation number is ERI-25017558 (dated September 11, 2025), and the seller is a member of the Chugoku Region Real Estate Fair Trade Council and the Hiroshima Prefecture Association of Real Estate Agents.
The location in Hiroshima's Nishi Ward offers excellent access. It is approximately a 6-minute walk to the "Misasamachi 3-chome" bus stop, a 7-minute walk to the Astram Line's "Hakushima" station, and an 11-minute walk to the JR Sanyo Main Line's "Shin-Hakushima" station. The area is a blend of residential calm and urban convenience. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Astram Line is Hiroshima's unique automated guideway transit system, connecting the city center to northern suburbs and Hiroshima Big Arch stadium. The closest major landmark is the historic Hiroshima Castle, a reconstructed symbol of the city located a short drive or train ride away, offering beautiful grounds and a museum detailing the region's samurai history.
