What is the typical rent in Koto Ward?

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Q. What is the typical rent in Koto Ward?: Rent in Koto Ward varies by station distance, building age and floor plan. Compare listings here to gauge the local market.
Q. Is Koto Ward a good area for foreigners?: SUMUIE highlights properties open to foreign tenants. Use the foreigner-friendly filter to narrow your search.
Q. How do I view properties in Koto Ward?: Contact the listing agent through SUMUIE to schedule a viewing. Most agents respond within 24 hours.

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Monthly rent benchmark for Koto Ward

Median monthly rent by floor plan and station distance (10-20y building). City-level data approximated from prefecture median.

Location	Studio / 1K	1LDK	2LDK	3LDK+
Within 5min walk from station	¥102,000	¥140,000	¥177,000	¥214,000
6-15min walk / city core	¥85,000	¥116,000	¥147,000	¥178,000
Suburb / 16+min walk	¥72,000	¥99,000	¥125,000	¥152,000

Source: Statistics Bureau Housing & Land Survey (e-Stat) + CPI rent index + private market reports. Actual transactions may vary by ±20%.

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