TT Renaissance 211: A Modern Apartment in Urasoe City
This rental apartment, unit 211 in the TT Renaissance building, offers a compact and convenient living space in Urasoe City, Okinawa. The property is a 1-room layout with a Western-style room measuring 14 jo (approximately 27.93 square meters or 8.44 tsubo). Located on the 2nd floor of a 6-story reinforced concrete building constructed in April 1998, the apartment features building facilities including an elevator and propane gas.
The property is managed by Daiko Fudosan, which offers its unique D-ZERO contract plan. By joining the D-ZERO plan (with a monthly membership fee of 2,200 yen), the initial costs typically incurred at contract signing become free. Furthermore, for tenancies of four years or more, the house cleaning fee upon moving out is also free. Under a standard contract, the initial costs would be: monthly rent: 40,600 yen, security deposit: 32,000 yen, rent guarantee fee: 30,000 yen, agency commission: 39,600 yen, and key replacement fee: 16,500 yen, for a total of 158,700 yen. With the D-ZERO membership plan, these initial costs are all zero yen. The monthly rent under this plan is 42,800 yen, meaning you can contract with just one month's rent, saving 115,900 yen compared to a standard contract. Please note that optional ancillary products include a specific fire extinguisher for 6,600 yen, disinfection work for 13,200 yen, and fire insurance premium of 18,000 yen. Also, if you wish to use the "5,000 yen discount for six months" offer, it cannot be combined with the "one month free" service.
The monthly costs for the apartment are a rent of 32,000 yen and a common area fee of 2,000 yen. There is no security deposit, no key money, no guarantee deposit, and no agency commission. An estimated initial cost is listed as 71,690 yen. Parking is available for one car at a cost of 4,950 yen. The property allows pets. The transaction is handled by an agent with a fixed-term lease contract period of 2 years and a renewal fee of 22,000 yen.
Regarding transportation access, the property is approximately an 8-minute bus ride or a 20-minute walk from the Monorail's Tedako Urasoe Station. The Gaizaku bus stop is about a 5-minute walk away. The agent notes that the published photos may be of a mirrored unit type or a similar different room in the same building. If they differ from the actual condition, the actual condition takes precedence, and they recommend visiting the site for confirmation.
