Minoo Marks The Residence: A New Mixed-Use Development in Osaka
Minoo Marks The Residence is a new condominium development currently under construction in Minoo City, Osaka Prefecture. This property is part of a large-scale mixed-use project integrating residential, commercial, and public facilities. The development is scheduled for completion in October 2027, with handover to buyers expected in late February 2028.
The building is an 11-story above-ground, 1-story below-ground structure with a reinforced concrete and steel frame construction. It will contain a total of 109 units, with 100 units available for sale. The floor plans range from 2LDK to 3LDK layouts, with private areas spanning from 64.09㎡ to 141.70㎡, which includes private trunk room space of 1.20㎡ to 6.35㎡. Balcony sizes vary from 5.1㎡ to 17.49㎡. The property is pet-friendly.
A key feature is its exceptional location, just a 3-minute walk from Hankyu Minoo Line's "Minoo" Station, providing excellent train access. The development boasts high energy efficiency, achieving a 30% reduction rate, and has a level 5 insulation rating out of 7.
Critical agent notes provide important details: The land rights are based on a general fixed-term ground lease (superficies) valid from November 6, 2024, to February 28, 2098. Note 1 specifies that this period includes the building construction time. A condition of the lease is that the land must be returned as vacant land upon expiry of the term. Requests for building purchase, contract renewal, or term extension through reconstruction are not permitted. The building confirmation number is No. R07 Confirmation Construction GBRC00039 (dated August 19, 2025). The development companies are members of several professional associations including the Real Estate Association, the Japan Building Association Federation, and the Japan Real Estate Appraiser Association Federation.
The sales schedule is planned to begin in early May 2026. Specific prices, monthly management fees, and repair reserve fund amounts are yet to be determined.
