Tokyo — Shibuya Ward — property transactions and local prices

Based on published MLIT transaction data, Tokyo — Shibuya Ward transaction statistics are summarized below.

Period: 2021〜2025（Five recent completed years of published data）

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Median transaction prices over the past three completed years

2023〜2025 transactions are used for this calculation. The period differs from the five-year comparison.

Land

Transactions: 200 records

Median sale price
JPY 200,000,000
Median price per m²
JPY 1,750,000/㎡

Valid prices: 200 records／Valid unit prices: 200 records

Land and building

Transactions: 416 records

Median sale price
JPY 345,000,000
Median price per m²
—

Valid prices: 416 records／Valid unit prices: 0 records

Condominium

Transactions: 1,457 records

Median sale price
JPY 54,000,000
Median price per m²
—

Valid prices: 1457 records／Valid unit prices: 0 records

Transaction history for five completed years

Compare yearly transaction counts and median reported unit prices by property type over the five most recent completed years. Categories are calculated separately.

YearLand (records / price per m²)Land and building (records / price per m²)Condominium (records / price per m²)
2025 61 records／JPY 1,900,000/㎡ 130 records／— 486 records／—
2024 71 records／JPY 1,900,000/㎡ 151 records／— 490 records／—
2023 68 records／JPY 1,600,000/㎡ 135 records／— 481 records／—
2022 62 records／JPY 1,400,000/㎡ 114 records／— 518 records／—
2021 69 records／JPY 1,200,000/㎡ 115 records／— 533 records／—

Transaction price trends over ten years

The land series uses median published price per square metre; the land-and-building and condominium series use median total sale price. Different categories and units are not combined. These are not repeat-sale price indices.

Land： — median price per m²

2016
JPY 990,000/㎡ （Valid: 77 records）
2017
JPY 1,150,000/㎡ （Valid: 46 records）
2018
JPY 1,100,000/㎡ （Valid: 68 records）
2019
JPY 1,100,000/㎡ （Valid: 55 records）
2020
JPY 1,200,000/㎡ （Valid: 68 records）
2021
JPY 1,200,000/㎡ （Valid: 69 records）
2022
JPY 1,400,000/㎡ （Valid: 62 records）
2023
JPY 1,600,000/㎡ （Valid: 68 records）
2024
JPY 1,900,000/㎡ （Valid: 71 records）
2025
JPY 1,900,000/㎡ （Valid: 61 records）

Land and building： — median sale price

2016
JPY 180,000,000 （Valid: 127 records）
2017
JPY 180,000,000 （Valid: 144 records）
2018
JPY 185,000,000 （Valid: 142 records）
2019
JPY 160,000,000 （Valid: 128 records）
2020
JPY 160,000,000 （Valid: 122 records）
2021
JPY 200,000,000 （Valid: 115 records）
2022
JPY 235,000,000 （Valid: 114 records）
2023
JPY 330,000,000 （Valid: 135 records）
2024
JPY 290,000,000 （Valid: 151 records）
2025
JPY 430,000,000 （Valid: 130 records）

Condominium： — median sale price

2016
JPY 28,000,000 （Valid: 466 records）
2017
JPY 33,000,000 （Valid: 441 records）
2018
JPY 34,000,000 （Valid: 466 records）
2019
JPY 35,000,000 （Valid: 516 records）
2020
JPY 43,000,000 （Valid: 544 records）
2021
JPY 40,000,000 （Valid: 533 records）
2022
JPY 40,000,000 （Valid: 518 records）
2023
JPY 46,000,000 （Valid: 481 records）
2024
JPY 55,000,000 （Valid: 490 records）
2025
JPY 61,000,000 （Valid: 486 records）

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Sources and methodology

Source: MLIT Real Estate Information Library property transaction data. We filter the data by category and independently calculate medians and transaction counts.

The median is the central observation when sorted by price (or the mean of the two central observations for even-sized samples). The reference periods differ for market-level figures, transaction history and price trends.

Total transaction prices and published unit prices are summarized separately. Figures are not appraisals of individual properties and may change as the source data is updated.Data update information · Disclaimer for more details.