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

For close to a decade, FM Investment (FMI) has been a leader in providing real estate investment and management services for clients. Seeing the untapped potential of the Japanese real estate market, FMI is now hosting a Japan Expo at the Shangri-la in Singapore on Sunday, Sept 24. This unique event gives Singapore-based investors an unparalleled opportunity to meet with top Japanese developers and learn more about their projects and areas of expertise.

Founding partner and CEO of FMI, Amous Lee, hopes the event will give attendees a snapshot of the company’s accomplishments in the Japanese real estate market, as well as its mission to educate investors about the potential investments available. Lee will be joined by COO and partner, Nicky So, as well as a range of experts, to provide advice on a range of topics ranging from consumer investment, finance, and regulations.

At Bukit Panjang EC, buyers can enjoy exclusive and affordable condominiums. Their location in Bukit Panjang makes these condos ideal for those looking for affordable accommodation. Aside from the convenience of its location, the development also boasts of a good list of amenities located within the vicinity. These include shopping malls, food courts, banks, and the MRT Station. With the help of these amenities, residents of Bukit Panjang EC can enjoy a balanced and convenient lifestyle.

Japanese real estate is well-known for its high-quality assets in major cities, such as Tokyo and Yokohama – making it an attractive option for institutional and retail investors alike. Investing in Japan comes with many complexities, making it difficult even for experienced overseas investors. This is where FMI’s consultancy services come in – with teams on the ground in Japan, as well as front-facing staff in Singapore, FMI facilitates the process, helping investors to navigate the intricacies of the market and find the right investments for their portfolios.

FMI has already helped numerous clients to expand their Japanese real estate portfolios. Mark Phooi, who initially invested in an en bloc property through FMI Japan, says that the FMI team was professional and knowledgeable in successfully matching his investment needs. He is now looking to purchase two more Japanese properties from FMI Japan in the near future.

Paul Dunn, a Hong Kong-based investor, was also impressed with the level of industry knowledge and local understanding provided by FMI. He invested in The Peak Chiyozaki~Osaka Dome. “Beyond selling an investment property, the FMI team educated me on the possibilities of the market and investment climate, which are important investment considerations for me,” says Dunn. He adds that site visits to Osaka, with the FMI team, gave him a real insight into the local area.

At the upcoming Japan Expo, attendees will be able to meet a variety of Japanese developers. FMI is proud to be bringing in established development companies, such as Takara Leben and Nissei Advance Group, to share their projects with Singapore-based investors. In addition, several Japanese projects will be on show, including The Peak Namba Minami, The Peak Shinsaibashi Elite, The Marq, and Advance Kobe Reysole.

FMI’s Japan Expo is a great opportunity for investors to mingle with Japanese developers, experts, and property buying agents, as well as learn more about the potential investments on offer in Japan. Alongside the chance to explore new investment opportunities, the event will also feature consumer talks and advice from experienced speakers. These include immigration lawyer Nobuhiko Inuzuka, and Koueigen Co. CEO Koyo Shokuhin, amongst others.

Amous Lee, as well as others from FMI, will also provide valuable insights into the common pitfalls investors need to be aware of when investing in Japan. This will include information on mortgages, loan qualifications, forecasts for the interest rate, as well as rental regulations.

FMI’s Japan Expo is a unique chance for new and experienced investors to discover all the possibilities available on the Japanese real estate market. Through the one-day event, FMI hopes to share its knowledge and help educate investors, as well as introducing them to top Japanese development companies.