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

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For nearly a decade, FM Investment (FMI) has been at the forefront of real estate investment and management consulting services. Now, their experts are using their knowledge of the Japanese property market to host a Japan Expo at Shangri-la Singapore, on Sunday, Sept 24. At this rare opportunity, Singapore-based investors will get to meet leading Japanese developers, network, and learn about their areas of speciality, as well as get advice on topics such as consumer and investment tips, local regulations, and finance issues.

Amous Lee, CEO and founding partner of FMI, is looking to capitalize on the company’s close ties to Japan and help to educate Singapore-based investors on possibly un[1]tapped opportunities in the Japanese property market. COO and partner, Nicky So, will also be present. Lee comments on the company’s and their mission,
“Since starting FMI in 2014, the agency has grown strong, particularly in the Japanese real estate market. We’ve connected local developers to a diverse pool of international investors, and the Japan Expo will highlight our success as well as our depth of knowledge in this field.”

The Japan property market is a popular destination for institutional and private investors due to it’s high quality offerings in major cities. But, when it comes to navigating the ecological, economic, and cultural complexities of Japan, some investors may feel intimidated. That’s where FMI’s services come in.They, along with their subsidiary FMI Japan, have teams in Japan as well as Singapore, and specialize in helping individuals, developers, and fund managers to develop their portfolios.

Mark Phooi, who invested in an en bloc property thanks to FMI Japan, was impressed by their responsiveness and end-to-end service which included asset acquisition, finance and portfolio advice, and asset disposals. Paul Dunn, a Hong Kong-based investor, also cites the FMI team for their industry knowledge, and plans to purchase two more Japanese properties in the near future.

At the upcoming Japan Expo, FMI will bring in a selection of Japanese developers, leveraging their close relationships with them, who will discuss their projects. All of the developers are listed, top companies, who have long-standing track records. Naming two of them, Takara Leben, a Tokyo-based property developer established in 1989, and Nissei Advance Group, which began in Osaka in 2001, specialize in condominiums, leasing, land-use, and financial planning.

The event will also showcase several Japanese projects. These include The Peak Chiyozaki~Osaka Dome in Osaka, The Peak Namba Minami, The Peak Shinsaibashi Elite, and The Marq, all in Osaka, and Advance Kobe Reysole in Hyogo Ward. Additionally, there will be off-market Japanese en bloc properties listings, as well as various consumer talks.

Experienced and aspiring investors alike can attend the Japan Expo to familiarize themselves with the investment opportunities in Japan. FMI is also hoping to raise consumer awareness and share their knowledge to help educate investors. With their full suite of end-to-end services, strong emphasis on relationship management, and responses to inquiries, FMI promises to help ease the common pain points usually encountered with overseas property investment. Don’t miss this unique chance to meet and mingle with Japan developers and gain first-hand advice from the FMI team.