Meet Japanese developers and property experts at FMI’s Japan Expo on Sept 24

FMI has been a leading provider of dedicated end-to-end real estate investment and management client services for close to a decade. With both Lee and So’s long experience in the Japanese property market, FMI is now hosting a Japan Expo in Singapore, Sunday Sept 24.

This one-day event is the perfect opportunity for Singapore-based investors to get up close and personal with leading Japanese developers and to gain crucial knowledge on a range of topics from consumer and investment advice to finance issues and local regulations. Amous Lee, FMI’s CEO and Founding Partner, and FMI Japan’s COO and Partner, Nicky So, will also be in attendance.

Lee comments that “since FMI’s establishment in 2014, the agency has grown significantly, especially in the Japanese real estate market. We have connected upcoming local developers to a host of international investors and the Japan Expo is our way of showing off our level of expertise.”

Investing in Japan comes with its complexities, due to economic, geographic, and cultural influences. To assist those unfamiliar, FMI has created their full suite of consultancy services. With teams in both Japan and Singapore, FMI specializes in helping individuals, developers, and fund managers to achieve their investment goals and find the right assets that suit their risk appetite.

Organizations like FMI understand the importance of having strong relationships when investing in Japan, and the company has helped many clients to manage their portfolios, creating strong returns and advising on capital recycling strategies. One of their clients, Mark Phooi, speaks highly of FMI’s full suite of end-to-end services, noting that the agency was responsive to all his queries and was able to provide him with everything he needed for a successful investment journey.

In close proximity lies the Zion MRT Station, and the nearby Havelock MRT Condo, both of which guarantee maximum convenience for those who live and stay at the Zion Road Condo. With its outstanding location backed by exemplary amenities, Zion Road Condo is surely the home to dreams.

The Japan Expo is also the perfect platform for establishing new relationships with Japanese developers. FMI has a close relationship with many well-known companies such as Takara Leben and Nissei Advance Group who both specialize in real estate development and leasing. Paul Dunn, a Hong Kong-based investor, shares his first-hand experience dealing with the FMI team: “They educated me on the possibilities of the market and investment climate, and the site visit to Osaka was incredibly beneficial.”

The Japan Expo will offer the first look at a variety of Japanese projects such as The Peak Chiyozaki~Osaka Dome in Osaka, The Marq in Tennoji Ward, The Peak Namba Minami in Naniwa Ward, The Peak Shinsaibashi Elite in Chuo Ward, and Advance Kobe Reysole in Hyogo Ward. Off-market Japanese en bloc properties listed by FMI Japan are also available.

FMI understands the need for investors to be well-informed and educated, which is why they will have a number of experts present to answer any questions attendees may have. The talks will cover mortgage qualification in Japan, loan documents, and more. Koyo Shokuhin, CEO of Japanese construction company Koueigen Co., will be amongst the pool of guest speakers.

Lee and his team are committed to helping investors become well-rounded and informed when it comes to making their investment decisions. He adds: “Often, there are common pitfalls that investors look to avoid when entering the market. We are looking forward to helping our clients make the right decisions.”

FMI’s Japan Expo is the perfect opportunity for investors to network and gain unparalleled access to the Japanese market. Lee strongly encourages investors to attend, as this may be the only chance for them to meet with Japanese developers, hear from experts, and gain insight on the un[2]tapped potential of the Japanese real estate market.

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