Neighborhood Report

Shibuya 渋谷区

Tokyo Central · 〒150/151. Shibuya, Omotesando, Harajuku, Ebisu, Daikanyama, Hiroo, Shoto. Tokyo's fashion and creative capital with old-money residential pockets.

Overall Score
8.3/10
Investment9/10
Connectivity10/10
Livability9/10
Family8/10
Prestige9/10
Value for Money5/10

Investment & Pricing

Price / sqm
¥950,000 – ¥2,100,000
Total Price Range
¥55M – ¥1200M
YoY Price Change
+2.9%
Transactions Q1
230
Rental Yield
2.7%–3.8%
Mgmt ¥/sqm/mo
¥350–¥580
Demand
Very High
3-Yr Appreciation Est.
+12%

Schools & Safety

British School in Tokyo (Showa)
International · English
International
Aoyama Gakuin
Private · Japanese/English
Private
Shoto Junior High
Secondary · Japanese
Secondary
Crime ratingExceptional — Tokyo has exceptionally low crime

Transport & Location

Transport Score10/10
JR Access10/10
Subway Lines (500m)7 lines
Shinkansen Proximity7/10
Major Stations
ShibuyaEbisuOmotesandoHarajukuHiroo
Amenities
Shibuya Scramble SquareOmotesando HillsDaikanyama T-SiteShoto residential
Heritage
Meiji ShrineYoyogi Park

Notable Buildings

Shibuya Hills ResidenceThe Parkhouse Shoto TowerHiroo Garden HillsLa Tour Daikanyama
Foreign ownership friendliness:10/10 — Tokyo freely allows foreign ownership across all wards.

Strengths

  • Tokyo's creative-capital postcode
  • Multiple international schools within the ward
  • Shoto, Shirogane-adjacent, and Hiroo are long-term UHNW addresses
  • Heaviest redevelopment pipeline of any Tokyo ward

Weaknesses

  • Shibuya Station crowd overflow into residential pockets
  • Price premium on anything Omotesando-branded

Compared to Tokyo Average

¥/sqm
+45%
vs avg ¥1,050,000
Yield
-0.5pp
vs avg 3.8%
YoY Growth
+0.3pp
vs avg 2.6%
Transport
10/10
vs avg 8.5

Data updated April 2026