A top-floor apartment in a five-story building from 1973, part of a housing complex. It sits on the lower slopes of Mount Aburayama, a 27-minute walk from Fukudaimae subway station, and it has the old layout of three small rooms off an eat-in kitchen, which explains the price.
Southwest-facing balcony
On-site parking (¥2,500 a month)
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Ohashi, Minami Ward
Renovated 1980s two-bedroom condo
$123,200Local price · ¥19.5M
590 sq ft (55 m²)2 bed1 bath
A fourth-floor unit in a six-story building from 1981, renovated throughout. It sits right in front of Nishitetsu Ohashi Station, in the everyday heart of Minami Ward, an easy place for one or two people to live, and the building's age keeps the price below the Fukuoka average.
Air conditioning in every room
New fitted kitchen
Southeast-facing balcony (83 sq ft)
Bidet toilet seat
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Kashii, Higashi Ward
2000s three-bedroom family condo
$207,200Local price · ¥32.8M
814 sq ft (76 m²)3 bed1 bath
A fifth-floor unit in an eight-story, 96-unit building from 2001. All three bedrooms measure at least six tatami mats (about 110 sq ft). Kashii is a family neighborhood with schools and shops close together, and a long balcony 8 feet deep runs along the front of the living room.
On-site parking
Parcel lockers
Balcony 8 feet deep (186 sq ft)
Bathroom heater-dryer
Walk-in closet
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Josui-dori, Hirao, Chuo Ward
Corner three-bedroom in a small luxury condo
$1,440,000Local price · ¥228M
1,341 sq ft (125 m²)3 bed1 bath
A southwest-facing third-floor corner unit in a five-story, 20-unit luxury building from 2018. It stands on the hill of Josui-dori, one of Fukuoka's wealthiest neighborhoods, and the living and dining room comes to about 21.7 tatami mats (380 sq ft).
Underground parking
Two elevators
Hotel-style indoor corridors
Bathroom with a mist sauna
Floor heating
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Akasaka, Chuo Ward
Three-story concrete mansion with a terrace pool
$6,633,000Local price · ¥1.05B
4,941 sq ft (459 m²)4 bed1 bath
A three-story reinforced-concrete house built in 2016, with a pool 4 feet deep on the second-floor terrace and a living, dining and kitchen area of about 57 tatami mats (990 sq ft) on its own. Set on a 5,840 sq ft lot with an indoor garage for six cars, it is the most expensive house on the market in the city of Fukuoka right now.
Pool on the second-floor terrace
Indoor garage for six cars (EV charging)
Home elevator
Wine cellar
Rooftop terrace
Prices and measurements
We compare the homes listed here. Prices exclude taxes and fees.
Converted prices use exchange rates from 2026-10-15.
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