Ota
Investment apartment
We offer for sale an investment apartment located in the dynamically developing Ota district of Tokyo. The building, constructed in 1984 using reinforced concrete technology, consists of four floors and houses 26 residential units. The property enjoys a high occupancy rate, ensuring stable rental income, and the return on investment of 6.80% further highlights its attractiveness.
The location offers convenient access to transportation, with proximity to train stations, making it an ideal place for both tenants and investors. The surroundings are conducive to daily life, providing access to numerous amenities such as shops and services. The property is situated on private land, ensuring full ownership rights. It is worth noting the stability and potential of this investment property.
Ota is one of the 23 special wards in Tokyo, serving as an important transportation hub and full of various attractions. It is known for Haneda International Airport, one of the busiest in the world, making it a key point for experiencing Japanese culture. It is worth visiting the historic Ikegami Honmon-ji Temple, which is a pilgrimage site and one of the oldest Buddhist complexes in Tokyo. Every year in September, the Oeshiki Festival is held here, attracting crowds with impressive parades and traditional lantern decorations. Ota also boasts a rich culinary scene. The Kamata district is famous for unique dining experiences, where you can taste classic Japanese dishes like ramen and sushi, as well as a variety of world cuisines. Art lovers will find something for themselves at the Ota City Folk Museum, which showcases the history and culture of the local community. For nature enthusiasts, Heiwa-no-Mori Park offers a respite in a green setting and opportunities for outdoor sports. Another interesting place is Ōmori Furusato-no-Hamabe Park, which provides views of Tokyo Bay and is known for having been exploited in the past as a shellfish fishing ground. Ota's space combines tradition with modernity, with residents taking care to preserve cultural heritage while also embracing innovation.
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