Market Data

How Tokyo’s numbers really behave

A high-level view of prices, rents, and yields across Tokyo — with every chart grounded in the same datasets that power the tools.

Station-level pricing

Average sold prices by station give a quick sense of relative positioning between central business districts and surrounding areas.

Average sold price by station bar chart
  • Based on recorded transactions, not asking prices
  • Breakdowns by layout and building age available inside the tools
  • Used as a backdrop to interpret yield and GRM numbers

GRM & yield distributions

GRM and gross yield metrics are built from matched sales and rent pairs. This allows you to see where a given listing sits relative to recent history for that station and layout.

GRM matched keys with yield and GRM columns

Accessibility and catchment

Isochrone maps add a spatial layer: they translate walk minutes and station distribution into real catchment areas for renters and future buyers.

Isochrone map for Shinjuku station

Using this data in practice

  • Screen by yield and GRM, then sanity-check against station-level price and rent trends
  • Compare alternative stations side by side instead of looking at listings in isolation
  • Document the rationale behind each acquisition or sale in a consistent way