Built on official MLIT transaction data

Property prices in Ichikawa

Median sale prices in Ichikawa, Chiba from real transactions (2023Q2–2026Q1) — homes, apartments, and land, plus the current for-sale market.

Median home price
¥44.0M
Home ¥/m²
¥432K/m²
3-year change
+7.9%
For sale now
2,716

By home price per m², Ichikawa ranks #3 of 59 municipalities in Chiba and #79 of 1684 nationwide.

Prices by property type

TypeMedian sold price¥/m² (25–75% range)3y changeMedian asking priceFor sale
Homes¥44.0M¥432K/m²¥297K¥562K+7.9%¥48.9M1,491
Apartments¥31.0M+9.4%¥34.8M688
Land¥35.0M¥240K/m²¥140K¥390K+4.3%¥39.8M537

Only segments with at least 5 transactions are shown. Apartments carry no reliable unit-size data, so their ¥/m² is omitted.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a house cost in Ichikawa?
The median sold price for a house (land + building) in Ichikawa is ¥44.0M (¥432K/m²), based on real transactions from 2023Q2–2026Q1.
How much does land cost in Ichikawa?
The median price of residential land in Ichikawa is ¥240K/m², with a median lot price of ¥35.0M (2023Q2–2026Q1).
Are property prices in Ichikawa rising?
Home prices per m² in Ichikawa have changed +7.9% compared with the previous three-year period.

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About this data

Source: MLIT (Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism) real estate transaction records, 2023Q2–2026Q1. Only segments with at least 5 transactions are shown. For-sale figures come from active listings tracked and deduplicated by Japan Property Research.