Residential Property Sales Around Takeshiba

For residential purchases around Takeshiba, the main stock consists of condominium units in Kaigan 1-chome and homes associated with major mixed-use developments. This is not an area with a large turnover of detached houses, so comparable transactions under tightly matched conditions can be relatively limited. In the official and primary sources reviewed as of September 11, 2026, no statistically robust dataset was identified giving an average transaction price or price per square meter solely for the Takeshiba Station walking area. No speculative average is therefore provided. Buyers should compare building age, seismic standards, floor area, management fees, repair reserves, long-term repair plans, building management, views and floor level. Takeshiba also requires careful review of storm-surge, flooding and liquefaction information, emergency power and flood protection for basement equipment. For future resale, walking access not only to Takeshiba but also to Hamamatsucho and Daimon can be relevant to convenience and liquidity.