Insights on Used Property Trends in Central Osaka
The LIFULL HOME'S Market Report for October 2025 presents crucial information regarding the price developments of used apartments and houses in Central Osaka, specifically in the six central districts: Chuo, Kita, Nishi, Fukushima, Tennoji, and Naniwa. This report uses a data compilation method based on listings available on the real estate and housing information service, LIFULL HOME'S. By gathering listing prices and user inquiries monthly, this report highlights crucial market trends.
Overview of Central Osaka’s Used Apartment Market
Family-oriented Properties
In Central Osaka, listings for family-oriented used apartments have shown notable increases, with the maximum listing price touching ¥94.4 million, marking a staggering increase of 150% compared to the same month last year. Average listing prices for such properties across Osaka City have reached ¥51.61 million (a 135.8% year-on-year increase) while in the broader Osaka Prefecture, the average is ¥23.68 million (up by 105.0% year-on-year). The central areas are seeing particularly high demand, driving the average prices upward.
Single-oriented Properties
The scenario for single-oriented used apartments is similarly impressive, as the average listing price in Osaka City has reached ¥34.39 million, reflecting a 142.4% increase from the previous year and marking the fifth consecutive month of record highs. In the six central districts, the average price stands at ¥44.75 million, indicating a stable plateau compared to the prior month.
Used Detached Houses' Current Landscape
The report also outlines trends in the used detached housing market. The average listing price for such homes in Osaka City is now at ¥36.66 million (a 120.4% increase year-on-year), with prices rising to ¥25.53 million in Osaka Prefecture (an increase of 101.5% from last year). In Central Osaka’s six districts, the average listing price stands at a remarkable ¥86.12 million, showcasing a 147.2% increase, which significantly influences the overall price trends in the city.
Continued Stability and Future Projections
Despite an overall increasing trend, the average inquiry price for family-oriented properties has seen a slight decline, resting at ¥53.42 million, down over three consecutive months. This might suggest a slight adjustment phase in a previously skyrocketing market. Meanwhile, the data suggests a continuation of price increases driven by strong demand against a backdrop of lower supply, particularly in prime locations.
Conclusion
The LIFULL HOME'S Market Report for October 2025 documents a vibrant real estate landscape in Central Osaka. With record-breaking averages for both family-oriented and single-oriented apartments, as well as detached houses, the pressure on the market remains strong. The ongoing analysis and data compilations will help stakeholders navigate these trends, as they reflect the evolving demands of living spaces in one of Japan’s most dynamic urban areas.
For more detailed data, the complete Excel report is available for free download and provides intricate insights into the specifics of this ever-evolving market.
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