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Kita Ward, Kyoto

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At a glance

  • Houses: median ¥32,000k over the last year, +14.3% on the year before (158 deals, MLIT; medians move with the mix of what sold)
  • Official land prices (residential, 1 January 2026): +3.6% on average for continuing sites
  • Population: 106,500 (1 January 2025), -0.81% year on year, -4.9% over ten years
  • Flood: 21% of residential official land-price sites are in a flood zone (trial)

Details are in the sections below.

Resale condominium closing prices (MLIT)

Median price per m² in units of ¥10,000. Quarters with fewer than 10 closings are not shown.

Quarter Median price per m² (¥10k) Closings
2023 Q4 44.3 11
2024 Q2 42.5 11
2024 Q3 45.5 10
2024 Q4 44.6 12
2025 Q1 28.7 10
2025 Q4 24.3 10
2026 Q1 28.9 11
2026 Q2 29.2 17
  • Closing counts are small, so the quarterly figures swing a lot.

By floor plan (last 4 quarters)

2025 Q3 to 2026 Q2. Floor plans with fewer than 10 closings are not shown.

Floor plan Closings Median price (¥10k) Median per m² (¥10k) Median size (m²) Per m², year on year
2 rooms (2K-2LDK) 17 1,900 29.2 65.0 +7.7%
3 rooms (3K-3LDK) 20 2,450 37.7 67.5 -12.5%

Houses and land (MLIT)

Transaction prices from MLIT's survey. Quarters with fewer than 20 deals are not shown.

Quarter Median house price (¥10k) House deals Median land price per m² (¥10k)
2025 Q3 3,200 47 33.5
2025 Q4 3,300 40 —
2026 Q1 3,000 45 —
2026 Q2 3,650 26 —

Official land prices (Chika Koji, MLIT)

Standard sites as of 1 January each year. The change is the average for sites continuing from the previous year.

Year Use Median (¥ per m²) Change Sites
2024 Commercial 367,500 +4.1% 6
2025 Commercial 380,500 +4.9% 6
2026 Commercial 402,000 +5.9% 6
2024 Residential 277,000 +2.4% 25
2025 Residential 292,500 +3.1% 24
2026 Residential 306,000 +3.6% 24

Population and households (resident register)

As of 1 January each year. Population includes foreign residents; households are Japanese households (source: e-Stat statistics dashboard, Statistics Bureau of Japan).

Year Population Year on year Households
2021 109,137 -1.01% 51,975
2022 108,349 -0.72% 52,266
2023 108,282 -0.06% 52,477
2024 107,370 -0.84% 52,345
2025 106,500 -0.81% 52,296

Disaster risk (pilot)

Whether official land-price standard sites fall inside MLIT hazard zones. These are representative sites, not individual properties; check the municipality's hazard map for any specific property.

  • Flood: 21% of residential standard sites are in a flood-risk zone (maximum assumed rainfall); 0% where depth could reach 3 m or more.
  • Landslide: 4% are in a landslide warning zone; 0% in a special warning zone.
  • Tsunami: 0% are in a tsunami inundation zone; 0% where depth could reach 3 m or more.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an apartment cost in Kita Ward, Kyoto?

Based on MLIT closing prices, the median price of the 46 resale apartments that closed in the last year (2025-Q3 to 2026-Q2) is about ¥304k per m², or roughly ¥21.3 million for 70 m². Size, age and distance to the station make a big difference.

Are apartment prices in Kita Ward, Kyoto rising?

The median price per m² over the last year is -17% against the year before (40 closings). Medians also move with the mix of what sold (size, age and location), so check the quarterly figures above too.

Is now a good time to buy in Kita Ward, Kyoto?

We do not give buy or sell recommendations. Our market-phase calls describe overall supply and demand for the wider area, not the value of any single property.

This service uses the API of the MLIT Real Estate Information Library, but the timeliness, accuracy and completeness of the information provided are not guaranteed. (このサービスは、国土交通省不動産情報ライブラリのAPI機能を使用していますが、提供情報の最新性、正確性、完全性等が保証されたものではありません。) Other sources: Data sources.


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