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Home prices · 5 homes
$54,320— $13,690,000
Prices & exchange rates: 2026-10-15
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Aoi, Adachi Ward
A studio in a condo building from 1988. A bed and a desk fill it. This is close to the lowest price at which you can buy a home anywhere in Tokyo's 23 wards.
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Akabane, Kita Ward
A second-floor corner unit in a nine-story building from 1990, with a new kitchen, bathroom and floors put in during the summer of 2026. Akabane Station, known for its back alleys of cheap bars, is a five-minute walk away, and the balcony looks out on a small park.
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Edagawa, Koto Ward
A southwest-facing second-floor unit in a 13-story, 98-unit building from 2013, where one of the three bedrooms is a tatami room. The neighborhood is a residential strip along the canals between Toyosu and Kiba, full of families with children, and the price sits right in the middle of the three-bedroom condos listed in Koto Ward.
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Den-en-chofu 3-chome, Ota Ward
A two-story house built in the 2000s on a lot of about 3,600 sq ft. Strict building rules here mean every house has a yard and big trees, and you can barely hear traffic even in the daytime.
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Mita, Minato Ward
A 10th-floor unit in a 1,002-unit complex completed in 2025, with a living room and kitchen of about 600 sq ft, three bedrooms, one bathroom and two separate toilets. The complex stands on the old grounds of the Postal Life Insurance Bureau of the former Ministry of Communications, so even a 1,700-plus sq ft unit here is listed at ¥1.98 billion, and asking prices in the complex run ¥1.1 million to ¥1.2 million per square foot.
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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