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Edogawa-ku, Tokyo

Homes for sale, prices from official data, places nearby and international schools — for overseas buyers looking at Edogawa-ku (東京都江戸川区). Updated 4 October 2026.

Edogawa-ku at a glance

6
homes for sale we currently list in Edogawa-ku
JPY 43–120 million
asking price range of those listings
JPY 986,000
median asking price per sq m, 6 condominiums we list
JPY 671,000
median recorded price per sq m, used condominiums, 1,013 sales (MLIT, Q2 2025–Q1 2026)
+11.8%
change in that median over one year (MLIT)
+5.7%
official land price change, residential, 2026 (23-ward average +9.0%)

We currently list 6 homes in Edogawa-ku: condominiums, near Koiwa Station, Kasai Station, Nishi-Kasai Station.

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Questions about Edogawa-ku

How much does a condominium cost in Edogawa-ku?
In the four quarters to March 2026, the median recorded price of used condominiums in Edogawa-ku was JPY 671,000 per sq m across 1,013 sales, up 11.8% on the year before (MLIT). At that median, a 70 sq m home would be about JPY 46.9 million. The 6 homes we list there are asking JPY 43 million to JPY 120 million.
Are land prices rising in Edogawa-ku?
Yes. In the 2026 official land prices, residential land in Edogawa-ku rose 5.7% on average year on year, against 9.0% across Tokyo's 23 wards (Tokyo Metropolitan Government).
Are there international schools in Edogawa-ku?
Yes. International schools with a campus in Edogawa-ku include Global Indian International School Tokyo (Nishi Kasai Campus) (Primary–Secondary), Global Indian International School Tokyo (Higashi Kasai Campus) (Primary–Secondary), Global Indian International School Tokyo (Seishincho Campus) (Preschool only), Global Indian International School Tokyo (Kita Kasai Campus) (Pre-primary–Grade 12).
Can foreigners buy property in Edogawa-ku?
Yes. Japan does not restrict property ownership by nationality or residence, so an overseas buyer holds the same freehold title as a Japanese buyer. Buying does not by itself give a visa.

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