Property prices in Ogasawara
Median sale prices in Ogasawara, Tokyo from real transactions (2023Q2–2026Q1) — homes, apartments, and land, plus the current for-sale market.
Prices by property type
| Type | Median sold price | ¥/m² (25–75% range) | 3y change | Median asking price | For sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Land | ¥6.1M | ¥37K/m²¥31K–¥50K | +40.4% | — | — |
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.
Official land prices in Tokyo: the 2026 prefectural land price survey
- Residential land
- +5.8%
- prior year +5.6%
- Commercial land
- +11.4%
- prior year +11.2%
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 Ogasawara properties actually sold for in the table above. The survey covers 21,466 points nationwide.
These rates are for Tokyo 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)
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How much does land cost in Ogasawara?
The median price of residential land in Ogasawara is ¥37K/m², with a median lot price of ¥6.1M (2023Q2–2026Q1).
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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.