Itabashi property for sale: prices and a practical shortlist
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Compare 3 published Itabashi properties, asking prices from JPY 23,800,000 to 85,800,000, and the facts to check before choosing a Tokyo purchase.
What the published selection shows
As of 2026-10-12, this selection includes 3 published properties in Itabashi. Property types include Condominium. Asking prices range from JPY 23,800,000 to JPY 85,800,000; the median asking price within this selection is JPY 73,800,000.
The mix is Condominium: 3. Different property types and sizes explain part of the price spread. These are seller asking prices from the linked listings, rather than completed transaction prices or a ward-wide market estimate.
Compare the details behind the price
Start with intended use and total purchase budget. Compare building area, construction year, access and the condition of each property alongside its asking price. A low price alone does not establish lower ownership costs or higher returns.
Condominium — JPY 73,800,000 / 66.25 m² / 2000
Condominium — JPY 85,800,000 / 75.96 m² / 2001
Condominium — JPY 23,800,000 / 55.63 m² / 1969
The source links below identify the listings behind this snapshot. Open each listing for its current details; request the supporting documents when a property fits your criteria.
Turn the selection into a purchase shortlist
For a home, compare your space and access requirements. For an investment, request tenancy, income, expense and maintenance records before building a return calculation. For land, clarify the intended plan and request site-specific confirmation before comparing development costs.
Share your intended use, preferred area, budget and timing with Ziyou. We can narrow the selection and confirm the remaining property-specific questions.
Listings in this comparison
Bar length compares asking prices. Open a listing for its current details.
This is a dated snapshot of selected published listings. Availability and asking prices can change. Figures do not cover all properties in the ward or guarantee a purchase outcome.
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