Livio Urayasu The Place - A New Residence in Urayasu, Chiba
This new reinforced concrete condominium, known as Livio Urayasu The Place, is located at 1-7-31 Hokuei, Urayasu City, Chiba Prefecture. The building was completed in January 2026 and offers units ready for immediate occupancy upon the completion of necessary procedures. The property features a total of 28 units across five floors, with all residences oriented to the southwest. The architectural design under the concept of "Edge ~ Living on the Boundary" carefully balances the vibrancy of the station area with the tranquility of a residential neighborhood. The exterior uses a square grid to reduce a sense of压迫感 and incorporates vertical louvers reminiscent of traditional Japanese blinds, blending nostalgic sentiment with modern sophistication. The entrance area features wood-grained doors and fixed glass with edging processing, creating a welcoming space with large-format tiles and indirect lighting. The site includes evergreen trees mixed with Mitsuba tsutsuji and hydrangeas for seasonal color.
Unit layouts include 3LDK configurations with floor areas ranging from 63.56 square meters to 80.70 square meters. Balcony sizes vary from 9.76 square meters to 9.92 square meters, with additional spaces including service balconies of 1.42 square meters, roof balconies of 17.44 square meters, and terraces of 15.50 square meters. Sale prices for available units range from 70.98 million yen to 102.98 million yen, with a specific example for the A-type unit (Room 301) priced at 93.98 million yen. Monthly management fees range from 24,470 yen to 31,060 yen, and repair reserve funds range from 11,440 yen to 14,520 yen per month. Additional costs include terrace usage fees of 1,600 yen per month, roof balcony usage fees of 1,800 yen per month, internet usage fees of 726 yen per month, and lump-sum management preparation fees. A mortgage example is provided for the A-type unit: a down payment of 80,000 yen with a loan of 93.9 million yen, monthly repayment of 149,927 yen, and bonus payments of 213,594 yen twice a year, at an interest rate of 0.699% (variable rate after a reduction) as of March 23, 2026, over a 50-year period. A cooperative loan from PayPay Bank is available with terms of 1 to 50 years, limits from 5 million yen to 200 million yen, and a handling fee of 2.2% of the loan amount.
The property is situated a 6-minute walk from Urayasu Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, providing direct access to Nihombashi in 20 minutes and Otemachi in 21 minutes. Other major areas are accessible: Ginza in 26 minutes, Tokyo Station in 28 minutes, Shinjuku in 40 minutes, and Shinagawa in 39 minutes. Bus routes connect to various local spots, and limousine buses from Shin-Urayasu Station to Haneda Airport operate 20 times daily. Car access is convenient via the Urayasu IC, about 7 minutes away. The neighborhood features wide sidewalks suitable for strollers and families. Daily shopping is available at nearby supermarkets including Seiyu Urayasu, Daiei Urayasu Ekimae, and Super Kidaya Hokuei, with the M'av Urayasu complex scheduled to open in fiscal year 2026. Educational facilities such as Urayasu Municipal Hokubu Elementary School and Hokubu Certified Children's Garden are within walking distance. The building includes various shared facilities: EV charging equipment, a "Minna no Araiba" for washing outdoor gear, 24-hour garbage disposal, a delivery box, solar power generation for common areas, Low-E double-glazed windows, sound insulation with T-1 grade sashes, and an out-frame design for flexible furniture layout. Individual units feature a water purifier built-in faucet, a range hood with a rectifying plate, an artificial marble kitchen counter, a "Mahobin" bathtub with insulation, a shower with water stop function, a gas clothes dryer "Kantakun," an Ecojoys high-efficiency gas water heater, a foot-level safety light, a hands-free key system, a color monitor intercom with video recording, and pet ownership is allowed with restrictions. The building is managed by Nittetsu Fudosan Community Co., Ltd., with the seller being Nittetsu Fudosan Co., Ltd., and the constructor being Light Industry Co., Ltd.
