Market Reports
Listings Urbalytics collects across Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba and Saitama, aggregated monthly at three grains: municipality, station and postal code. Alongside them, reports grouped by condominium brand rather than by place. These are derived statistics, not individual transaction records.
Search by brand, area, station or postal code
By brand (condominium)
#The same listings, grouped by a developer's brand series rather than by place. Compare price per tsubo, floor area, building age and walking distance across 13 developers and 39 brands.
By area (municipality)
#244 municipalities across Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba and Saitama. 227 of them clear the publication threshold (10+ records in at least three months) and carry a monthly report per property type.
By station
#Aggregated by walking distance from the nearest station. 1,416 stations carry data, of which 2,150 station × property-type pairs clear the threshold. This is the grain for comparing prices along a line. Latest month: September 2026.
By postal code
#Aggregated by 7-digit postal code. Search by code or address to see that code's asking prices and rents. A code carries only 9.3 records on average, so months with fewer than 10 records show the count alone.
Price WatchGreater Tokyo · Price cuts, August 2026
Open Price WatchArea, station and postal code are the same listings aggregated over three different geographies; the brand axis is the same listings aggregated by brand rather than by place. One property is therefore counted in several reports, so do not add the record counts together. Each axis can also be at a different month.
Area, Station, Developer photographs from Wikimedia Commons, cropped for this page (author and licence are given on each report page).
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