Housing
Although Nagoya is the third largest city in Japan, its average residential land price is 65% cheaper than in Tokyo and 32% than in Osaka. The population density of residential areas is less than half that of Tokyo or Osaka. Unlike noisy, crowded Tokyo and Osaka, residents in Aichi-Nagoya can enjoy a quieter and more spacious living environment.
[ Average price of residential land (Unit: yen /m2) ]
Source: Land Price Survey by Prefecture in FY2010 (MLIT) (Announced by July 1, 2010)
[ Density of residential areas (Unit: people/1km2 of residential land)]
Source: Social Indicators by Prefecture-2010 (MIC) (Publicized in February, 2010)
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