LIFULL Co., Ltd., a social enterprise that works to solve social issues through its businesses, announced that its real estate and housing information service LIFULL HOME'S has released the “LIFULL HO
LIFULL Co., Ltd., a social enterprise that works to solve social issues through its businesses, announced that its real estate and housing information service LIFULL HOME'S has released the “LIFULL HOME'S Market Report April 2026: Rent Trends.” The report aggregates and publishes monthly data on properties listed on LIFULL HOME'S, as well as data on properties that users inquired about with real estate companies. Detailed area-level data, including floor area, walking distance from stations, and building age, is available for free download in Excel format. For family-type rental units, listed rent in Tokyo's 23 wards was ¥254,051, up 109.7% year on year, but down to 99.5% month on month, marking the second consecutive monthly decline. Inquiry rent in Tokyo's 23 wards was ¥181,170, at 99.7% month on month and 105.0% year on year, remaining broadly flat. Listed rent in Tokyo outside the 23 wards reached ¥123,302, up 114.1% year on year, setting a new record high. For single-type rental units, listed rent in Tokyo's 23 wards was ¥137,845, at 99.8% month on month and 117.4% year on year, showing a slight decline. Inquiry rent in Tokyo's 23 wards reached ¥100,678, up 105.1% year on year, surpassing ¥100,000 for the first time. Listed rent in Tokyo outside the 23 wards was ¥66,846, up 111.6% year on year, also setting a new record high. The data covers residential rental apartments and condominiums registered and published on LIFULL HOME'S. Single-oriented units include studio, 1K, 1DK, 1LDK, and 2K layouts, while family-oriented units include 2DK, 2LDK, 3K, 3DK, and 3LDK or larger layouts. LIFULL HOME'S is a real estate and housing information service built around the concept of helping users discover what they truly want to achieve in housing. It provides information for renting, buying houses and condominiums, custom-built homes, and selling properties. LIFULL, whose corporate message is “Make every LIFE FULL,” operates services including LIFULL HOME'S, LIFULL Kaigo, and Kenbiya, aiming to address personal and broader social challenges through business.
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FAQ
What is the official title of the market report released by LIFULL HOME'S in April 2026, and which rental trend does it emphasize for singles in Tokyo's 23 wards?
The report is titled “LIFULL HOME'S Market Report April 2026: Rent Trends,” and it emphasizes that inquiry rent for singles in Tokyo’s 23 wards reached ¥100,678, crossing the ¥100,000 threshold for the first time.
How did the listed rent for family-type rental units in Tokyo's 23 wards change in terms of year-on-year percentage increase and month-on-month percentage decline according to the April 2026 LIFULL HOME'S market report?
Listed rent for family-type units in Tokyo's 23 wards was ¥254,051, representing a 109.7% increase year on year, while month‑on‑month it fell to 99.5%, marking a slight decline compared with the previous month.
What was the month‑on‑month and year‑on‑year percentage change for inquiry rent of single‑type rental units in Tokyo's 23 wards as reported in April 2026, and what specific rent amount was recorded?
Inquiry rent for single‑type units in Tokyo's 23 wards reached ¥100,678, which was 99.8% of the previous month and a 105.1% increase year on year, indicating a notable rise above the prior period.
Which rental categories in Tokyo outside the 23 wards set new record‑high listed rents in the April 2026 LIFULL HOME'S report, and what were the exact rent figures and year‑on‑year percentage increases for family‑type and single‑type units?
Both family‑type and single‑type rental units outside the 23 wards set new records: family‑type listed rent was ¥123,302, up 114.1% year on year, and single‑type listed rent was ¥66,846, up 111.6% year on year.
According to the LIFULL HOME'S April 2026 market report, what unit layout types are classified as single‑oriented versus family‑oriented, and what does each classification include?
The report classifies single‑oriented units as studio, 1K, 1DK, 1LDK, and 2K layouts, while family‑oriented units include 2DK, 2LDK, 3K, 3DK, and 3LDK or larger layouts, reflecting different occupant needs.