Ōhori Park Property Prices in Fukuoka 2026
Our Verdict
"Final Boss"
At a median of ¥960000/m², this area is the undisputed FINAL_BOSS of the local market. Our neighborhood analysis shows that House Prices here are decoupled from the rest of the city; they don't follow trends, they set them. If you can stomach the ¥1250000/m² ceiling for a premium view, the investment outlook is exceptionally stable because supply is physically limited by the park's perimeter.
The Vibe:This is the ultimate status symbol for Fukuoka’s old money and corporate heavyweights who want to be near the Kūkō Line without the noise of Tenjin. The streets are eerily quiet, dominated by high-spec low-rise condos and black luxury sedans rather than foot traffic. You’re paying for the privilege of proximity to the water and the sheer lack of available land in the 810-0051 zip code.
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Quick Estimate
Ōhori Park @ ¥960,000/m²
District Highlights
Locals Ask
Does the ¥1250000/m² price actually get you a view?
Rarely; that's usually the entry point for park-side frontage, with top-floor units often trading privately well above public m² stats.
What is the parking situation for owners?
It is a nightmare; monthly rates for a standard spot hover around ¥35,000, and many older 'luxury' builds have tiny mechanical lifts that won't fit a modern SUV.
Are there any 'affordable' streets left?
Look toward the north side near Minato or the Arato fringe where m² stats dip closer to ¥780000, though you'll trade the park view for the smell of the docks.
How does the investment outlook compare to Tenjin?
Tenjin is for speculation; Ōhori is for wealth preservation, showing much lower volatility in House Prices during economic dips.
Is the area still dead at night?
Yes, and the locals like it that way; if you want late-night ramen or bars, you'll be taking a taxi back from Daimyo or Nishijin.