Real estate prices in Motoakasaka (元赤坂), Minato-ku (港区), Tokyo
Real estate transaction data for Motoakasaka (元赤坂), Minato-ku (港区), Tokyo. The median price of used condominiums in 2021–2025 was ¥41M (15 transactions). See price trends for land, houses and condominiums, population, disaster risk and school districts for free.
Transactions in 2021–2025 (MLIT Real Estate Transaction Price Information)
Type
Transactions
Median price
Median price per ㎡
vs. 2016–2020
Used condominiums
15
¥41M
¥1.50M/㎡
+36.4%*
Land with house
1
¥850M
¥1.20M/㎡
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Land
0
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* The difference is not statistically significant for this number of transactions (the 95% interval includes 0).
Population 645 in 375 households (2020 Census)
Disaster safety score 90/100 (based on flood, liquefaction, landslide, tsunami and landform data; higher is safer)
Livability score 80/100
Resident Register population 690 as of January 2026 (+2.7% vs. 2021)
Reported criminal offenses in 2025: 11, including 0 bicycle thefts (Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department) (Few residents live here, so no per-resident rate is shown; counts tend to be high where many people visit.)
10-year comparison (median price per ㎡ of used condominiums): 2014–2016 ¥1.05M/㎡ → 2023–2025 ¥1.69M/㎡ (+61.2%, 95%: +57.1%–+65.3%); value for all of Minato-ku (港区), as there are few transactions here. The median age of the buildings sold changed from 12 to 19 years, so this differs from the price change of buildings of the same age
Sources: MLIT Real Estate Information Library (Real Estate Transaction Price Information), Statistics Bureau of Japan (Census), Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department (reported crimes by town), Saitama, Chiba and Kanagawa Prefectural Police (open crime data), Tokyo Metropolitan Government (Basic Resident Register population), National Land Numerical Information, and others (compiled and processed by topos labs). Individual transaction prices are processed at publication and may differ from actual prices.