Kinoike Plaza Nishi-Oizumi (2 buildings)

  • Freehold
5-16-13 Nishi-Oizumi, Nerima-ku, Tokyo

JPY 138,000,000 Estimated Yield: 6.99%

  • 178.76
    sqm

  • JPY 0.77M /sqm

  • 13 min walk from Seibu Ikebukuro Line Hoya Station

Property Details

  • Building
  • Listing ID - 1158
  • JPY 0.77M /sqm (floor)
  • 16 total units
  • 178.76 sqm floor area
  • Built 1987
  • Listed on 20 Oct 2026
  • 13 min walk to station
  • Tenanted
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Reform History

Water Facilities

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Interior

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Exterior

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Common Areas

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Other

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Financial Overview

Yield
6.99%
Monthly Expected Rental Income
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Annual Expected Rental Income
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Building & Room

Property Type
Whole Apartment Building
Usable Floor Area
178.76 sqm
Land Area
175.55 sqm (measured)
Layout
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Floors
2-story building
Year Built
May 1987 (approx. 39 years)
Structure
Wooden
City Planning
Urbanization Area
Zoning
Category 1 Residential
Building Coverage Ratio
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Floor Area Ratio
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Parking
None
Motorcycle Parking
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Bicycle Parking
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Land Rights
Ownership
Private Road Burden Area
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Total Units
16 units

Site & Access

Road Access
West: 6m public road / South: 6m — Roads on 2 sides
Topography
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National Land Act
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Terms & Transaction

Conditions
Tenanted
Transaction Type
General Brokerage
Brokerage Fee
Not required
Delivery Timing
Negotiable
Property Number
1158
Information Published
October 20, 2026
Next Update
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About this property

The entire building is available for sale (consultation possible).

19 minutes direct to Ikebukuro Station

Repair history available

Current status: 4 out of 8 units in Building 1 and 4 out of 8 units in Building 2 are currently in operation.

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