- How much is rent for Tokyo / Residents aged 40+ / 5-min walk to station share houses?
- Private rooms are offered by 5 of the 5 listings. The median lowest private-room rent is ¥50,000 per month; affordable rooms start from around ¥42,000 and higher-end rooms are around ¥50,000.
- Are Tokyo / Residents aged 40+ / 5-min walk to station share houses more expensive than share houses in Tokyo overall?
- The median lowest private-room rent is ¥50,000 per month for Tokyo / Residents aged 40+ / 5-min walk to station share houses and ¥48,500 for all share houses in Tokyo, so they are about ¥1,500 more expensive.
- Which areas have the most Tokyo / Residents aged 40+ / 5-min walk to station share houses?
- The areas with the most listings are Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori (2), Shibuya / Ebisu / Shimokitazawa (1), Ikebukuro / Akabane / Nerima (1).
- Can people in their 50s move in?
- Age limits vary by house. ShareClip groups resident ages as "40s and older", so we cannot tell whether residents in their 50s live there, but the 5 houses on this page have residents aged 40 or older, and on average 17% of their residents are 40 or older. Check the age requirement with the house when you inquire.
- What age are the residents?
- Across the listings that publish resident data (5), residents are on average 0% teens, 41% in their 20s, 42% in their 30s and 17% in their 40s or older. Most residents are in their 20s and 30s.
- Are there rooms available right now?
- As of Nov 12, 2026, houses with a vacancy: 3; with a vacancy coming up: 0. Listings are sorted with vacant houses first. Operators update availability regularly, so contact a house early if you are interested.