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The Newly Released Kinki Area Rent Map for 2026

Haseko Live-Net, a company headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, led by President Takayuki Matsuda, has officially launched the "Kinki Area Rental Apartment Rent Map for 2026". This comprehensive resource analyzes rental prices across 568 stations in the Kinki region, covering Osaka, Kyoto, Hyogo, and Nara. The hope is that it will serve as a valuable tool for both landlords and potential renters.

Unique Features of the Kinki Area Rent Map

The map is based on data from approximately 40,000 rental apartments managed by the company, in addition to rental listing data from trusted sources. The rent is categorized into three types: singles (25㎡), compact (40㎡), and family units (60㎡). This classification allows for a detailed visualization of rental market trends across the various stations in the Kinki area.

The 2026 edition of the map notably highlights only new properties. At the same time, it illustrates how new rental prices compare to overall market prices (including both new and existing properties). It color-codes areas where new rental prices are more than 10% higher than the overall average, helping to identify: 1) areas with active new property supplies, and 2) the pricing levels for newly built rentals visually.

Key Insights from New Rental Prices

Stations Where New Rentals Exceed Overall Prices by Over 10%

Interestingly, there were no stations where all three categories (singles, compact, family) exceeded the overall average by over 10%. However, in the singles and compact categories, notable stations were identified, such as "Sakaisuji-Honmachi" on the Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line, and "Midoribashi" on the Osaka Metro Chuo Line. In contrast, stations like "JR Awaji" and "Awaji" on the Hankyu Kyoto Line emerged as significant for the singles and family types.

Areas and Lines with New Rentals Over 5% Higher

Upon further analysis, several regions demonstrated significant increases:

• - Singles Type: A total of 11 lines and 29 stations showed an upward trend, with help from areas in Osaka city such as Kita, Chuo, and Nishi wards.
• - Compact Type: A more substantial increase with 12 lines and 37 stations, including all six wards of central Osaka showing higher rental prices.
• - Family Type: This category noticed an increase with 6 lines and 17 stations, with many of these located in central Osaka wards and surrounding cities.

The density of colored stations on the map indicates that new property supply is readily available, particularly in central Osaka and the surrounding wards. This suggests a dynamic market that is responding to demands for new living spaces in key urban areas.

Conclusion

The Kinki Area Rental Apartment Rent Map serves as a crucial resource for anyone involved in the Kinki rental market, offering insights backed by extensive data analysis. As 2026 approaches, renters and landlords alike can benefit from understanding the trends and patterns highlighted in this detailed report.

For more detailed information regarding the Kinki Area Rent Map, you can visit Haseko Live-Net's official website. Detailed are various aspects, including market conditions for different apartment sizes and outlines for upcoming housing trends for professionals and clients in the real estate sector.

For Purchase and Inquiries

Interested parties can find all relevant details about the Rent Map on the specified webpage of Haseko Live-Net. Here is the link for more information: Haseko Live-Net Rental Market Map.