Property For Sale【June’s Pick】- Condominium in Tokyo’s Prestigious Area

投稿日：2020-05-23

Today’s property for sale features single condominium units in Tokyo’s most prestigious areas!

Imagine living in the heart of Ginza where it only takes you a 8-minutes-walk to Kabukiza Theatre. Or waking up with a gorgeous view of both Tokyo Tower and Skytree.

Besides single family homes and low rise apartments, high rise condominium can also be found in Japan, especially in the most easiest accessible areas of Tokyo.

Below are some pickups of condominiums for sale!

While some of them are still under construction, some are occupied with tenants. They can be purchased for self-use or investment.

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