LIFULL Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and Representative Director: Yuji Ito; Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market: 2120), a company working to solve social issues through its businesses, announced that its real estate and housing information service LIFULL HOME'S has released the “LIFULL HOME'S Market Report April 2026 (Price Trends).” The LIFULL HOME'S Market Report compiles and publishes monthly data on properties listed on LIFULL HOME'S, as well as properties that users inquired about with real estate companies, referred to as response properties. Detailed area-level data such as exclusive floor area, walking distance from stations, and building age is available in Excel format, with data from January 2020 onward downloadable for free. For used condominium price trends, family-type units in Tokyo’s 23 wards had a listed price of 118.91 million yen, equivalent to 139.4% of the same month last year. This was down 1.04 million yen from the previous month, or 99.1% month on month. The response price in Tokyo’s 23 wards was 88.17 million yen, equivalent to 134.4% year on year. It rose by 14.84 million yen from the previous month, or 120.2% month on month, exceeding 80 million yen for the first time and setting a new record high. In Tokyo outside the 23 wards, the listed price was 38.53 million yen, or 117.9% year on year, remaining largely flat. For single-type used condominiums, the listed price in Tokyo’s 23 wards was 71.86 million yen, or 133.2% year on year, setting a new record high and rising for the 16th consecutive month. The response price in Tokyo’s 23 wards was 41.83 million yen, or 120.2% year on year. It increased by 4.08 million yen from the previous month, or 110.8% month on month, exceeding 40 million yen for the first time and setting a new record high. In Tokyo outside the 23 wards, the listed price was 22.78 million yen, or 109.5% year on year, remaining largely flat. For used detached houses, the listed price in Tokyo’s 23 wards