Prices in Japanese yen (JPY). K = thousand; M = million. Unit prices are per m² unless stated otherwise.

2025 PUBLIC TRANSACTIONS · 1.5 KM

Nishitetsu-Hirao Station 1.5 km Area Land Prices

Published residential-land transactions are aggregated across 27 full neighborhoods whose representative points lie within 1.5 km straight-line distance of the station. The neighborhood breakdown appears below.

Median transaction price per m² (2025)
Approx. ¥480,000 / m²
2025 385 years 169
Estimated price for 100 m²
Simple estimate using the displayed median
Estimated land + building budget
100 m² building using the 2025 benchmark
The 1.5 km rule applies to neighborhood representative points. It is not a property-level distance or walking-time catchment; prices cover each included neighborhood in full.

Prices by neighborhood

NeighborhoodMedian (JPY/m²)Intended useLatest year · samples
JosuidoriCategory II mid/high-rise residential zone2023 · 1 sales
ShirokaneCategory II residential zone2025 · 3 sales
ImaizumiCommercial zone2025 · 2 sales
HaruyoshiCommercial zone2025 · 3 sales
YakuinCommercial zone / Category I residential zone2025 · 2 sales
KiyokawaCommercial zone2024 · 2 sales
FurukogarasumachiCategory I residential zone2023 · 1 sales
WatanabedoriCommercial zone2024 · 3 sales
MinoshimaCommercial zone / Neighborhood commercial zone2025 · 5 sales
TakasagoCommercial zone2025 · 2 sales
GoshogadaniCategory I residential zone2023 · 1 sales
TakamiyaCategory I mid/high-rise residential zone2025 · 3 sales
HiraokamachiCategory I mid/high-rise residential zone2023 · 1 sales
OgusuCategory II residential zone / Quasi-industrial zone2025 · 4 sales
TamagawamachiCategory II residential zone2025 · 1 sales
SumiyoshiCategory I residential zone2025 · 2 sales
HiraoCategory I mid/high-rise residential zone / Category II residential zone2025 · 5 sales
OmiyaCategory II residential zone2022 · 1 sales
Fukuoka-Minami NanokawaQuasi-industrial zone2025 · 1 sales
TagaCategory I mid/high-rise residential zone2025 · 2 sales
Fukuoka-Minami HeiwaCategory I exclusively low-rise residential zone2025 · 2 sales
Fukuoka-Chuo HeiwaCategory I exclusively low-rise residential zone2025 · 1 sales
IchizakiCategory I exclusively low-rise residential zone2024 · 1 sales
Fukuoka-Chuo NanokawaNo data—No data in five years
HiraojosuimachiNo data—No data in five years
SansodoriNo data—No data in five years
YakuinifukumachiNo data—No data in five years
NeighborhoodMedianIntended use
Josuidori2023 · 1 salesCategory II mid/high-rise residential zoneShirokane2025 · 3 salesCategory II residential zoneImaizumi2025 · 2 salesCommercial zoneHaruyoshi2025 · 3 salesCommercial zoneYakuin2025 · 2 salesCommercial zone / Category I residential zoneKiyokawa2024 · 2 salesCommercial zoneFurukogarasumachi2023 · 1 salesCategory I residential zoneWatanabedori2024 · 3 salesCommercial zoneMinoshima2025 · 5 salesCommercial zone / Neighborhood commercial zoneTakasago2025 · 2 salesCommercial zoneGoshogadani2023 · 1 salesCategory I residential zoneTakamiya2025 · 3 salesCategory I mid/high-rise residential zoneHiraokamachi2023 · 1 salesCategory I mid/high-rise residential zoneOgusu2025 · 4 salesCategory II residential zone / Quasi-industrial zoneTamagawamachi2025 · 1 salesCategory II residential zoneSumiyoshi2025 · 2 salesCategory I residential zoneHirao2025 · 5 salesCategory I mid/high-rise residential zone / Category II residential zoneOmiya2022 · 1 salesCategory II residential zoneFukuoka-Minami Nanokawa2025 · 1 salesQuasi-industrial zoneTaga2025 · 2 salesCategory I mid/high-rise residential zoneFukuoka-Minami Heiwa2025 · 2 salesCategory I exclusively low-rise residential zoneFukuoka-Chuo Heiwa2025 · 1 salesCategory I exclusively low-rise residential zoneIchizaki2024 · 1 salesCategory I exclusively low-rise residential zoneFukuoka-Chuo NanokawaNo dataNo data in five years—HiraojosuimachiNo dataNo data in five years—SansodoriNo dataNo data in five years—YakuinifukumachiNo dataNo data in five years—

Each neighborhood uses its most recent transaction year and sample count within the five-year dataset, which may differ from the station-area year shown above. The 1.5 km rule uses representative-point distance.

Nishitetsu-Hirao Station profile

Main rail line
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Lines
1
Neighborhood radius
1.5 km
Neighborhoods covered
27 neighborhoods

Station area map

The green circle is a 1.5 km radius; orange points are neighborhood representative points.

Neighborhood point

Rail lines and operators

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Station location, lines and operators come from the MLIT N02 railway dataset. Station distances are straight-line distances between representative coordinates.

Published land transaction examples (2025)

DateNeighborhoodPrice (JPY)AreaPrice (JPY/m²)Intended use
2025-10Takamiya290.0 m²Category I mid/high-rise residential zone
2025-10Takasago90.0 m²Commercial zone
2025-10Haruyoshi170.0 m²Commercial zone
2025-10Taga120.0 m²Category I mid/high-rise residential zone
2025-10Ogusu310.0 m²Category II residential zone
2025-10Minoshima165.0 m²Neighborhood commercial zone
2025-07Takamiya95.0 m²Category I mid/high-rise residential zone
2025-07Sumiyoshi250.0 m²Category I residential zone
2025-07Ogusu350.0 m²Quasi-industrial zone
2025-07Minoshima190.0 m²Neighborhood commercial zone

Showing 10 of 38 transactions

These MLIT Real Estate Information Library records are published land-only transactions and are not filtered by intended use or buyer type. Published sample counts do not represent every completed market sale.

Land prices by direction from the station

DirectionMedian (JPY/m²)NeighborhoodsPublic samples
North
ShirokaneTakasagoSumiyoshiHaruyoshiImaizumi
12
East
Fukuoka-Minami NanokawaOgusuTamagawamachiMinoshima
11
South
TakamiyaFukuoka-Minami HeiwaTaga
7
West
HiraoYakuinFukuoka-Chuo Heiwa
8

Neighborhoods are shown only when they contributed a published transaction to the 2025 directional median. Directions use neighborhood representative points relative to the station, not individual transaction coordinates.

Terrain and hazards at the station point

Station elevation
4.5 m
Elevation range within 250 m
5.3 m
Micro-landform
Backswamp
AVS30
167 m/s
Ground amplification
2.11

How should these values be interpreted?

How to read the landform

Backswamp is a broad terrain classification. Use it as context for drainage and ground conditions, not as a property-level safety determination.

How to read elevation

The elevation range within 250 m is about 5.3 m. Absolute elevation alone does not determine flood risk; compare the property with nearby roads and mapped inundation.

How to read ground values

AVS30 (167 m/s) indicates average ground stiffness to 30 m depth. The amplification factor (2.11) compares shaking tendency; neither determines a building's seismic performance or need for ground improvement.

How to read hazards

At the station representative point, mapped flood status is inside and landslide-warning status is outside. Verify the exact property on official maps because conditions vary within the 1.5 km area.

These values describe the Nishitetsu-Hirao Station representative point, not every property in the station area. Check official hazard maps, disclosure documents and plot-specific ground investigations before purchase.

Zoning at station
Commercial zone
Flood map
Within mapped area
Landslide map
Outside mapped area
Liquefaction
Moderate liquefaction susceptibility
These values apply to the N02 station representative point. They do not represent every property within the 1.5 km station area. Elevation range uses the center plus four points 250 m north, south, east and west.

GSI elevation source ↗　NIED J-SHIS ground source ↗