[At Home Survey] Price Trends for 'Secondary Condominiums' in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area (April 2026)

According to an At Home survey, the average price of secondary condominiums in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area in April 2026 was 56.67 million yen, marking 21 consecutive months of growth. Seven major areas, including Tokyo's 23 wards, hit record highs since January 2017.
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  • 📰 Published: May 28, 2026 at 13:00
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At Home Co., Ltd., a real estate information service, commissioned At Home Lab Co., Ltd. to survey and analyze price trends for secondary condominiums registered and published for consumers on its real estate information network. The average price per unit in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area was 56.67 million yen, rising for the 21st consecutive month compared to both the previous month and the same month last year. All eight areas surveyed exceeded the previous year's levels for 12 consecutive months. Tokyo (23 wards/suburbs), Kanagawa (Yokohama/Kawasaki/others), Saitama (Saitama City/others), and Western Chiba hit record highs since January 2017. The month-on-month growth rate in Tokyo's 23 wards expanded compared to the last three months. The average price per unit in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area rose both month-on-month and year-on-year. All eight areas saw month-on-month increases. The growth rate in Tokyo's 23 wards, which had been in the 1% range since the start of 2026, expanded to +2.2%.

FAQ

Why are secondary condo prices rising?

High new construction costs and supply shortages are impacting the secondary market.