Comfort Yamazato Rycom Tower Unit 8--: A Modern Investment Condominium in Okinawa City
This property is a well-maintained condominium unit located within the Comfort Yamazato Rycom Tower, a 14-story reinforced concrete building constructed in October 2017. The unit offers a private area of 62.3 square meters (approximately 18.84 tsubo) and is currently situated on the 8th floor. The building is professionally managed with a homeowners' association and features a total of 39 units. Pets may be allowed, subject to confirmation.
According to the agent's special notes, the property is currently tenanted, generating a monthly rent of ¥155,000 (¥1,860,000 annually). The monthly management and repair reserve fees, as well as parking charges, are currently under confirmation. The listing also provides detailed neighborhood information: AEON Style Okinawa Rycom is an 11-minute walk (approx. 800m), Max Value Yamazato store is a 7-minute walk (approx. 500m), and SAN-A V21 Food Kan Shimabukuro store is a 16-minute walk (approx. 1100m). The designated school districts are Yamauchi Elementary School (20-minute walk, approx. 1300m) and Yamauchi Junior High School (15-minute walk, approx. 1000m).
The property is strategically positioned in Okinawa City's Yamazato 2-chome area, offering convenient daily living. The location provides excellent accessibility to major retail hubs, making it an attractive proposition for investors seeking a property with stable, existing rental income. Its modern construction and managed building add to its appeal for first-time investors.
The surrounding Okinawa City area is a vibrant mix of residential and commercial zones, known for its central location on the main island. An interesting local fact is that the city hosts the Okinawa Cellular Stadium, home to the professional football club FC Ryukyu. The closest major tourist attraction is the Okinawa Zoo & Museum (Okinawa Kodomo no Kuni), a popular family destination featuring diverse wildlife and cultural exhibits, located just a short drive away.
