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IESHIL publishes “sales price history” for used condominiums in the Tokyo metropolitan area.

The real estate information site IESHIL added a new feature that allows users to check historical listing prices for used condominiums in Greater Tokyo. Users can compare them alongside the existing transaction price history, making it possible to assess the gap between asking prices and actual transaction prices.

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Announced details

IESHIL (イエシル)Historical listing prices
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Used condominiums in Greater Tokyo (Tokyo and three surrounding prefectures), real estate transactions

Launch date1 June 2026 (actual launch)
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The average listing price for used condominiums in Tokyo rose approximately 10% from ¥82.82 million in October 2025 to ¥90.84 million in April 2026, while the average transaction price was essentially flat, edging down from ¥70.28 million to ¥70.18 million.

In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.

Source (materials cited by the company)

Data from the East Japan Real Estate Information Network, and a research report published by the company at the end of 2025

Announced details
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Names of Products / Services CoveredIESHIL (イエシル), Historical listing prices
Launch date1 June 2026 (actual launch)
Applicable areaUsed condominiums in Greater Tokyo (Tokyo and three surrounding prefectures), real estate transactions
Quantitative EffectsThe average listing price for used condominiums in Tokyo rose approximately 10% from ¥82.82 million in October 2025 to ¥90.84 million in April 2026, while the average transaction price was essentially flat, edging down from ¥70.28 million to ¥70.18 million.
SourceData from the East Japan Real Estate Information Network, and a research report published by the company at the end of 2025
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CounterpartyCounterparty overviewRelationship with the CompanyContract ValueOffering priceContract DateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateLocationLocation scaleUsage historyImpact on Business Performance

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As the gap between sellers’ asking prices and actual transaction prices widens, the feature is intended to reduce the risk of buyers overpaying based solely on asking prices and support greater price transparency and more satisfactory real estate transactions.

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