Key Facts
• March 2026: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism released 2026 land price public notice.
• Rankings cover about 300 locations in Aichi based on price per square meter.
• Eight locations exceeded 2 million yen per tsubo (approx. 3.3 m²).
• Tokyo had 500 locations above this price; Osaka had 9.
• Nagoya city locations dominate top ranks; Owari Ichinomiya station area entered top 40.
• Top spot: Sakae 2-chome, Naka Ward, Nagoya (nearest station: Fushimi).
• 2nd place: Marunouchi 3-chome, Naka Ward, Nagoya (nearest station: Hisaya Odori), swapped with 3rd place from last year.
• High demand for condominium-suitable land due to proximity to city center and high floor area ratio.
• Owari Ichinomiya Sakae 1-chome shows supply-demand tightness despite overall housing market stagnation.
• Land prices in Aichi remain lower than Tokyo but similar to Osaka levels.
Summary
The 2026 land price public notice highlights Aichi Prefecture’s residential land market, with Nagoya city locations leading in value. Eight sites surpassed 2 million yen per tsubo, reflecting strong demand for condominium development near central urban areas. The top-ranked Sakae 2-chome in Nagoya maintains its position due to its prime location and limited availability. Marunouchi 3-chome rose to second place, driven by its high floor area ratio and ability to absorb rising construction costs. While the housing market shows signs of stagnation and a clear divide between central and suburban areas, Owari Ichinomiya’s station vicinity remains a tightly supplied condominium site, sustaining high land prices. Compared to Tokyo’s significantly higher prices, Aichi’s land values are more affordable but align closely with Osaka’s. This data underscores ongoing urban demand and development pressures in Aichi’s key residential zones.
