Built on official MLIT transaction data

Property prices in Shinto

Median sale prices in Shinto, Gunma from real transactions (2023Q2–2026Q1): homes, apartments, and land, plus the for-sale market as of Aug 2026.

Median home price
¥14.0M
Home ¥/m²
¥122K/m²
3-year change
+10.1%
For sale (Aug 2026)
117

By home price per m², Shinto ranks #7 of 30 municipalities in Gunma and #611 of 1684 nationwide.

Prices by property type

TypeMedian sold price¥/m² (25–75% range)3y changeMedian asking priceListed (Aug 2026)
Homes¥14.0M¥122K/m²¥80K–¥191K+10.1%¥24.9M39
Land¥6.4M¥12K/m²¥6K–¥19K-14.3%¥5.8M78

Only segments with at least 5 transactions are shown. Apartment ¥/m² is a sold figure from the transaction records; there is no asking ¥/m² for apartments, because listings carry no unit area.

Reading the Shinto numbers

The ¥122K/m² median is the midpoint of 37 recorded home sales in Shinto between 2023Q2–2026Q1, and half of those sales fell between ¥80K and ¥191K per m². That is 53.9% above the national home median of ¥79K per m², measured across the 1,684 municipalities with enough recorded sales to publish one. Against that, 39 home listings were tracked as of Aug 2026, and their asking prices come to ¥206K per m² once each location counts once, 68.9% above what the recorded sales say. 12.8% of those listings have already been reduced at least once.

The asking figure takes a midpoint within each location before taking one across locations, so a single bulk listing cannot set it. Asking prices and recorded sales are also different properties measured at different times, so treat the gap as where negotiation starts, not as a discount anyone is offering.

Official land prices in Gunma: the 2026 prefectural land price survey

Residential land
-0.2%
prior year -0.4%
Commercial land
+0.9%
prior year +0.6%

Year-on-year change at the 1 July 2026 valuation

The prefecture-wide rates from the 2026 prefectural land price survey, published by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism on 2026-09-15. Official land prices are appraised values per square metre set by each prefectural governor as of 1 July, which is a different measure from the prices Shinto properties actually sold for in the table above. The survey covers 21,466 points nationwide.

These rates are for Gunma as a whole. For what individual properties sold for city by city, see the table above.

Source: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Summary of the 2026 Prefectural Land Price Survey (PDF)

See the national, regional and all-47-prefecture rates

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a house cost in Shinto?

The median sold price for a house (land + building) in Shinto is ¥14.0M (¥122K/m²), based on real transactions from 2023Q2–2026Q1.

How much does land cost in Shinto?

The median price of residential land in Shinto is ¥12K/m², with a median lot price of ¥6.4M (2023Q2–2026Q1).

Are property prices in Shinto rising?

Home prices per m² in Shinto have changed +10.1% compared with the previous three-year period.

Disaster risk in Shinto

Whether a particular lot sits inside a designated flood or landslide hazard area varies parcel by parcel, not city by city. The links below are the official hazard maps Shinto publishes.

Open MLIT's national hazard map overlayOpens centred on Shinto. Pick a disaster type to overlay the designated areas on the map.

Source: Each municipality's own official hazard maps, as indexed by MLIT's Hazard Map Portal. Every link points at the municipality's own website. disaportal.gsi.go.jp

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Homes for sale in Gunma and national price data

This page reports what property actually sold for in Shinto. For homes currently on the market, and for price statistics covering the whole country, follow the links below.

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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. The for-sale counts are a snapshot of the listings tracked and deduplicated by Japan Property Research, counted on Aug 6, 2026, not a live total.