At Home Rental Town Ranking: Saitama Prefecture Edition

Real estate information service provider At Home Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Ota-ku, Tokyo; President: Yasushi Tsurumori; hereinafter, At Home) has announced the "At Home Rental Town Ranking: Saitama Prefecture Edition," which summarizes the towns with the highest number of page views (PVs) for rental residential properties on the "Real Estate Information Site At Home." ## ### ■ Saitama's Top Town by PVs: Kawaguchi City at #1 Overall The top 5 overall rankings remained the same as last year. Among them, "Kawaguchi City" secured the top spot in all categories. This suggests that it has garnered support from a wide range of people, leveraging its convenient location adjacent to Tokyo as a bedroom community for the city center. ## "At Home Rental Town Ranking: Saitama Prefecture Edition" Survey Results ### ≪Overall≫ #1 "Kawaguchi City" The town with the most PVs for rental residential properties on the "Real Estate Information Site At Home" was "Kawaguchi City." Kawaguchi City is served by the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line, Musashino Line, Tohoku Main Line, and Saitama Railway Line. With excellent access to the city center—about 20 minutes to Ikebukuro Station and about 25 minutes to Tokyo Station on the JR Kawaguchi Station line—it is heavily used by commuters and students. Another feature is the充実 of services related to child-rearing support, such as the "Child Allowance" and "Child Medical Expense Subsidy System." In recent years, it has been gaining attention as a livable city, and the abundance of commercial facilities and restaurants is also a factor in its popularity. "Koshigaya City" ranked second, and "Kawagoe City" ranked third. ### ≪For Singles≫ #1 "Kawaguchi City" "Kawaguchi City" also took the top spot for properties suitable for singles, from studio to 1DK layouts. The second-place winner, "Kawagoe City," flourished as a castle town of the Kawagoe Domain during the Edo period and is also known as "Little Edo." As such, the city has many historical buildings, and its famous sites include "Kawagoe Ichibangai," known as one of Japan's three great warehouse districts, and Kawagoe Castle, built by the famed Sengoku-period general Ota Dokan.