Spacious One-Room Apartment with Investment Potential in Osaka's Vibrant Yodogawa Ward
This property is a well-maintained one-room apartment located on the 10th floor of the 10-story "Fleur Shin-Osaka" building in Osaka's Yodogawa Ward. The unit offers a generous wall-core exclusive area of 32.58㎡ (approximately 9.85 tsubo), providing ample and comfortable living space. The apartment features a 3.6㎡ balcony with a western exposure. The building itself is a sturdy SRC (steel-framed reinforced concrete) structure built in July 1974 by Taisei Corporation, a major Japanese construction firm. It comprises 136 units in total.
Translated agent notes on equipment and features include: urban gas, hot water supply, and two or more elevators. The property is currently tenanted, ensuring immediate rental income for an investor. The annual projected rental income is 792,000 yen, with an estimated annual yield of 8.08%. The management is fully entrusted to a professional company, Japan Housing Corporation, with a daily on-site manager and an active management association. The building has undergone inspection and comes with defect insurance and performance evaluation. The land is designated for commercial use and has ownership guarantee.
The location is exceptionally convenient, situated within a short walk from major transport hubs. It is just a 2-minute walk from Nishi-Nakajima-Minamigata Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, a 4-minute walk from Minamikata Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line, and an 8-minute walk from the major JR Shin-Osaka Station. This provides seamless access to central Osaka, Kyoto, and beyond via the Shinkansen. The area is well-serviced with supermarkets like Gourmet City Minamikata and Daiei Nishi-Nakajima nearby.
The surrounding Yodogawa area is a dynamic blend of residential comfort and urban convenience, known for its excellent transportation network. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Shin-Osaka Station, opened in 1964, was specifically built to accommodate the Shinkansen bullet train, making it a crucial gateway to western Japan. The closest major landmark is the iconic Umeda Sky Building, a spectacular twin-tower complex with a floating garden observatory offering panoramic views of the city, located just a few stops away on the Midosumi Line.
