million (€0.37 million) and ¥229 million (€1.8 million). The post-event apartment supply was estimated as 30% annual supply of all of Tokyo's wards, and this might have been greater than could be accommodated by the market. Being not new, the properties might not sell at a premium price. Limited transport options might also reduced desirability as a new residential area. By mid-August 2022 the former Olympic and Paralympic village was to welcome its new residents as its post-Games legacy, the site also being named 'Harumi Flag'. See also 2020 Summer Olympics 2020 Summer Paralympics Toyosu Market in adjacent Kōtō ward References External links Tokyo 2020 Official Homepage Districts of Chūō, Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics 2020 Summer Paralympics