🇯🇵 Japan
Home prices · 5 homes
$34,740— $3,158,000
Prices & exchange rates: 2026-10-15
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Matsukawa
A seventh-floor studio in a nine-story, 179-unit building from 1975. A bed and a small desk fill the room. Studios in the same building came on the market for ¥5.5 million to ¥6 million in 2026, among the cheapest resale condos in Naha.
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Asato
A southeast-facing 11th-floor unit in a 14-story, 61-unit building from 1996. Asato monorail station and the market alleys of Sakaemachi are right out front in this old, lived-in neighborhood, so even this high up the price is a little below the Naha average.
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Kohagura
A fourth-floor unit in a 13-story, 91-unit building from 2007. In 2019 the wallpaper, floors, kitchen and bathroom were all replaced. The building is named for the nearby Manko wetland, where mangroves grow, and it has its own kids' room and theater room.
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Omoromachi (Naha's new downtown)
A south-facing 28th-floor unit in the west building of a pair of 30-story twin towers from 2013. It sits in the middle of Naha's new downtown, with shopping streets and parks below, and from this height the living room looks out to the sea.
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Sueyoshi, Shuri
A single-story reinforced-concrete house built in 2006, with six rooms set in a ring around a central pool. It is a resort-style home on a lot of about 18,700 sq ft, and the most expensive house on the market in Naha right now.
We compare the homes listed here. Prices exclude taxes and fees.
Converted prices use exchange rates from 2026-10-15.
Floor space is converted at 10.7639 sq ft per m².
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