A type of development you see a lot in Tokyo on arterial streets, like this one in Nakameguro (4 lane road; rare here).
Three retail (grocer, pharmacy, convenience store) serving foot traffic from neighborhood. One floor of commercial destination locations. About 65 apartments.
Three retail (grocer, pharmacy, convenience store) serving foot traffic from neighborhood. One floor of commercial destination locations. About 65 apartments.
You could imagine Market Street in SF looking like this from the Financial District for next 12 blocks or so, without compromising anything people truly want, greatly improving usage and appeal of that corridor.
(Doesn’t have to be every lot obviously.)
(Doesn’t have to be every lot obviously.)
Same street a block away.
These are all light commercial / residential, most likely owned by a landlord living in the building.
Average density on street works out due to a few larger developments adding 2-3 virtual stories everywhere.
These are all light commercial / residential, most likely owned by a landlord living in the building.
Average density on street works out due to a few larger developments adding 2-3 virtual stories everywhere.
“What are rents like in these places?”
$1.2k to $3k or so (studio through 3 room); a pricey neighborhood but it’s one of more desirable ones in Tokyo. You can cut a grand off larger apartments/condos if you want ten more minutes of walk time to station.
$1.2k to $3k or so (studio through 3 room); a pricey neighborhood but it’s one of more desirable ones in Tokyo. You can cut a grand off larger apartments/condos if you want ten more minutes of walk time to station.
(Approximate price of a condo in neighborhood sized for family is $600k to $1M depending on size/location. Again, cheaper available if you want a ten minute walk.)
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