Investment Apartment Building

Urban Village Mukonosho, Minami-Mukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture – Entire Income-Generating Apartment Building
A tranquil neighborhood lined with trees along Namiki Street – Mukonosho Area

▪ Price: 255 million yen (including consumption tax)
Assumed Full Occupancy – Gross Yield: 5.47%
Estimated Monthly Rent (including common area fees): 1,163,700 yen (including tax)
Estimated Annual Income: 13,964,400 yen (tax included) *As of March 2, 2026
Currently Leased
▪ Location: 3-30-25 Minami-Mukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture
▪ Access: 7-minute walk to “Mukonosho” Station on the Hankyu Kobe Line
▪ Land Rights: Ownership
▪ Land Classification: Residential
▪ Adjacent Roads: Public road on the north side (width approx. 6.0 m, frontage approx. 17.15 m); public road on the west side (width approx. 5.9 m, frontage approx. 12.29 m)
▪ Land Area: Registered 296.00 m² (approx. 89.54 tsubo)
▪ Construction Date: March 1995 (Heisei 7)
▪ Structure: Reinforced concrete, flat roof, 4 stories
▪ Total Units: 26 (Residential exclusive area: 17.64 m² to 20.16 m²)
▪ Building Area: 1st Floor: 116.10 m²; 2nd Floor: 147.13 m²; 3rd Floor: 147.13 m²; 4th Floor: 147.13 m²; Total: 557.49 m² (approx. 168.64 tsubo)
▪ Design Firm: Housing Planners Design Office Co., Ltd.
▪ Construction Company: Kishimoto Construction Co., Ltd.
▪ Parking: Available
▪ Bicycle Parking: Available
▪ Motorcycle Parking: Available
▪ Urban Planning: Urban Development Zone
▪ Land Use Zone: Type 1 Residential Zone
▪ Fire Prevention Regulations: Quasi-Fire Prevention Zone
▪ Delivery: Negotiable
▪ Security Deposit: 961,500 yen (Kansai Method)
▪ FY2025 Fixed Asset Tax Assessment Value: Land/54,250,880 yen, Building/34,350,551 yen, Total 88,601,431 yen
▪ FY2025 Annual Fixed Asset Tax: 764,793 yen

* The yield is calculated by dividing the annual rental income by the purchase price.
* There is no guarantee that the rental income shown will be reliably obtained in the future.
* The yield is calculated based on income before deducting expenses necessary to maintain the property, such as taxes and public charges, and common service fees.