Apartment Information

• SYSTEM IDB-17483193410444186
• Address1-3-1 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
• Public transport5-minute walk from JR Yamanote Line Yoyogi Station 4-minute walk from Toei Oedo Line Yoyogi Station 5-minute walk from JR Chuo Line Yoyogi Station
• Structure of buildingRC construction
• Land area170.51㎡ 【51.57tsubo】
• Building's age3/1987 (38 years)
• Building area390.58㎡
• Land RightsOwnership
• Conditions of transactionsreal estate broker

Features / Facilities

■5 minutes from the popular JR Yoyogi Station! RC office building that underwent extensive renovation in 2019 ■We are currently running a campaign in April that will allow you to significantly reduce various expenses (We will help you reduce various expenses by approximately 25.8 million yen) ■Inspection certificate available・4-story RC building that meets new earthquake resistance standards ■Fully occupied・Return rate: 4.61% ・Diagonally opposite the property is Tokai University School of Medicine Tokyo Hospital (Currently a related company is renting the entire building! Rental demand exists) ・Formed site (51.57 tsubo) adjacent to 8m of public road on the south side ・New rooftop balcony (33.16 m2) ・Large-scale renovation work completed in January 2019! ・Information on commercial buildings in the downtown area is available! Please contact Shindo in charge! ・We will also accept the sale of your own profitable real estate! (Our commission is half)

Details

Selling price

780,000,000 JPY

Gross rate of return：4.61％

• Property nameYoyogi Station Commercial Building
• Maintenance fee
• Assumed annual income36,000,000 JPY
• The monthly fee for the repair reserve fund
• Balcony area
• The total number of houses
• Parking
• Exclusively owned area
• Direction
• Number of stories4story
• Management system
• Zoningcategory 2 residential districts
• Conditions of transactionsreal estate broker
• As isFor rent (full occupancy)
• Delivery dateImmediately
• Notification of land transactions
• Management Number
• Date of registration4/7/2025
• Note of caution