Under ¥25M
Under US$160K
Older condos and compact homes
Lower entry points usually sit farther from prime stations or in older buildings.

川崎市 · Kanagawa, Japan
Kawasaki forms a long corridor between Tokyo and Yokohama. Southern industrial and urban wards differ sharply from the greener family districts in the north.
Property price guide
These asking-price bands show what houses and condos in Kawasaki ask across the city. Add roughly 6 to 10 percent in purchase costs, plus repairs and furnishing, to turn a band into your estimated all-in budget.
Under ¥25M
Under US$160K
Lower entry points usually sit farther from prime stations or in older buildings.
¥25M to ¥45M
US$160K to US$288K
This band can reach family condos and detached homes across more wards.
¥45M+
US$288K+
Higher budgets improve condition, station proximity, floor area, and northern residential options.
USD amounts are estimates using the cached September 7, 2026 reference rate of ¥156.25 per US$1.
2026 Q3 · Quarterly market data
Rounded active asking prices and the house and condo mix in Kawasaki, from AkiyaHub market data. Each card says what the number means for your search.
¥48M
Median asking price
about US$307K. Half of active Kawasaki listings ask less than this.
¥33M
Lower-price quartile
about US$211K. One in four listings asks less. If your budget sits here, you still have choice.
10%
Priced under ¥20M
Share of active listings under US$128K. A higher share means more choice at the lower end.
17%
Detached houses
83% are condos. If you want land or renovation potential, start with the detached share.
Updated . Prices and availability can change.
These are active asking prices, not completed sale prices. The median is the midpoint, and the lower-price quartile marks the lowest 25 percent. The data includes detached houses, condos, and apartments on the market now. It is not a complete census of every property for sale in Kawasaki.
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Current price mix
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Rare supply
Under US$64K
3%
Rare supply
US$64K to US$128K
7%
Available supply
US$128K to US$256K
28%
Broad supply
US$256K+
61%
Property types
In this market update, 17% of active listings are detached houses and 83% are condos or apartments. If you want land, privacy, or renovation potential, start with the detached share. If you want low upkeep between visits, start with condos. Southern and central wards favor apartments and condos near major lines. Northern wards add detached houses, quieter streets, and more family space.
Three current Kawasaki homes with photos, price band, size, and year built. Compare the character, space, and building eras on offer before you decide which type to pursue.
These homes were active in the 2026 Q3 market update. Availability and asking prices can change. Members get availability confirmed with the Japanese-side agent before a viewing is planned, and see the full details.
Condo
Under US$64K
Condo
US$64K to US$128K
Condo
US$256K+
More city real estate guides
Compare Kawasaki with related city markets that offer a useful difference in location, property type, access, or asking price.
Kanagawa
YokohamaA larger Kanagawa city marketTokyo
ShibuyaA premium central Tokyo comparisonTokyo
SetagayaMore low-rise family neighborhoodsKanagawa
SagamiharaMore space at the western edgeThe buyer case
Use these strengths to decide whether Kawasaki fits your daily life, travel plans, and preferred type of home.
Multiple lines make Kawasaki useful for households with different work destinations.
Miyamae, Tama, and Asao provide lower-density neighborhoods within the same city.
Industry, logistics, offices, and research support demand beyond a simple bedroom-town role.
Local search map
Compare these areas by daily routine, station access, home type, and local market character before you choose where to search.
Southern hubs
Fast transport and redevelopment support an urban condo market near Tokyo Bay.
High-demand connection
Musashi-Kosugi and nearby stations combine rapid Tokyo access with strong family demand.
Northern residential
These wards offer more houses, hills, parks, and a suburban daily pattern.
Kanagawa buyer support
Our Kanagawa network can compare commute value, building management, flood and ground context, slopes, and house condition across all seven wards.
Compare home types, districts, nearby cities, and the wider prefecture before you narrow the search.
Arrange document, condition, access, and risk checks with people who understand the local property type.
Keep the buyer brief, questions, next actions, and partner work clear across languages and time zones.
How it works
Start with your estimated all-in budget and the local market, narrow to the properties that deserve a closer look, and complete the legal and physical checks with remote support before you commit.
Use Kawasaki price data, local-area notes, and current property examples to choose a practical search area.
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Questions buyers ask first
Yes. Japan does not require citizenship or residency to own real estate. Ownership does not give you a visa, and financing, tax, and document needs depend on your situation.
Northern wards usually offer more detached-home choice. Southern and central wards favor faster urban access and condos. Match the ward to the daily route first.
The city is a long rail corridor. Tokyo access, station service, land supply, industrial context, schools, and house availability change from south to north.
Kawasaki listings can include city condos or apartments, detached houses, family homes, and older properties. The mix changes by area, station access, building age, condition, and asking price.
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