Grand Palace Izumifuchu Ekimae: A New Condominium Development Steps from the Station
Grand Palace Izumifuchu Ekimae is a new condominium development currently in the planning stages, offering a prime location just a 2-minute walk from JR Izumifuchu Station on the Hanwa Line. This 15-story reinforced concrete building is scheduled for completion in December 2027, with handover expected in late February 2028. The project will comprise a total of 69 units, featuring layouts ranging from 2LDK to 3LDK, with private floor areas spanning from 56.42 sqm to 72.06 sqm. A key feature is that all units are south-facing, designed to maximize sunlight and a sense of openness.
Critical agent notes provide essential details about the current sales status. This is a pre-announcement advertisement. It has not yet been determined whether the planned sale units will be sold all at once or in several phases, and as the specific units for sale are undetermined, the stated private areas and other details are for all units targeted for sale. Confirmed information will be explicitly stated in this advertisement at a later date. Additional remarks specify that balcony areas range from 11.16 sqm to 18.03 sqm. The building confirmation number is No. ERI-25027619 (October 22, 2025). The seller is affiliated with the Osaka Prefecture Real Estate Transaction Industry Association and the Kyushu Real Estate Fair Trade Council.
The building will offer substantial resident facilities, including parking for 44 vehicles (2 self-parking, 42 mechanical), bicycle parking for 122 units, and parking for motorcycles and mini-bikes. The property is situated in a commercial zone within an urbanized area. The sales schedule is planned to begin in late March 2026, with specific pricing yet to be announced.
The area around Izumifuchu Station offers convenient daily living with shops and services nearby. An interesting historical fact about Izumi City is that it was once part of the ancient Izumi Province and is known for its connection to the samurai culture of the Kishu domain. For recreation and tourism, residents can easily access the wider Kansai region. A major nearby attraction is the iconic Osaka Castle, a historic landmark and popular tourist destination located within a reasonable train journey from Izumifuchu Station, providing a direct link to Japan's rich feudal history.
