The Peak Chiyozaki Elite

Singapore investors are increasingly turning their attention to Japan’s real estate market, driven by a combination of a weaker yen and favourable interest rates. These unique conditions make it an opportune time to explore emerging opportunities in Osaka’s dynamic property landscape.

One of the most exciting developments on the horizon is Japan’s first integrated resort and casino, set to open in Osaka by 2030. This game-changing project is expected to redefine the city’s global appeal, much like how Marina Bay Sands transformed Singapore into a premier leisure and investment destination. The Osaka IR will feature luxury hotels, entertainment venues, convention centres, and a casino — creating thousands of jobs and attracting millions of international tourists annually. This surge in economic activity is likely to significantly boost property values in key surrounding areas.

Osaka, Japan’s second-largest city, is already well-regarded for its affordability compared to Tokyo, and for offering investors a more diverse range of asset classes and urban revitalisation zones. With improved infrastructure and tourism-related developments on the rise, smart investors are targeting strategically located properties near transport links and future leisure hotspots.

Strategically located in the heart of Chuo-ku, one of the city's most vibrant districts, the development offers exceptional connectivity — just minutes from Chiyozaki Station and a short commute to major business, retail, and entertainment hubs. Its proximity to the planned integrated resort zone further enhances its long-term investment appeal, positioning it to benefit directly from Osaka's future tourism boom.