Land prices / Tochigi / Nikko
2021–2022 published land transactionsKobyaku land prices and price trends
This page aggregates publicly released transactions classified as residential land (land only) for the address area Kobyaku, Nikko. It does not limit transactions by the buyer's intended use.
Kobyaku location
Kobyaku location map
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Price distribution (2021–2022)
Estimated land price by plot size (2021–2022)
| Plot size | Equivalent in tsubo | Median estimate | Middle 50% estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 66.1 m² | 20 tsubo | JPY 390,000 | JPY 385,000 – JPY 395,000 |
| 99.2 m² | 30 tsubo | JPY 585,000 | JPY 577,500 – JPY 592,500 |
| 132.2 m² | 40 tsubo | JPY 780,000 | JPY 770,000 – JPY 790,000 |
| 165.3 m² | 50 tsubo | JPY 975,000 | JPY 962,500 – JPY 987,500 |
These are simple land-only estimates calculated from the displayed median and quartile price per m², not medians of transactions at each plot size.
Land-price trend
The displayed period change compares transaction medians in 2021 and 2022. Published transactions and official residential land-price observations are separate series.
Published land transactions (2021–2022)
| Period | Area | Price | Price / m² | Road width | Zoning |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-10 | 165.0 m² | JPY 1M | JPY 6,050 / m² | 7.8 m | |
| 2021-07 | 175.0 m² | JPY 1M | JPY 5,748 / m² | 11 m | Other |
Transactions are listed newest first. They are not filtered by residential intent or buyer type. Low unit price alone is not treated as atypical. “Value check” is limited to invalid values or extremely high unit prices and does not necessarily indicate an error.
Kobyaku land-price summary
The median published transaction price in Kobyaku for 2021–2022 is JPY 5,899 / m². A 99.2 m² (30-tsubo) plot would therefore be about JPY 585,000 by simple multiplication. The period-change figure compares yearly transaction medians in 2021 and 2022.