Meet Japanese developers and property experts at FMI’s Japan Expo on Sept 24
For close to a decade, FM Investment (FMI) has been at the forefront of connecting international investors to the potential of the Japanese real estate market. Now, on Sunday, Sept 24, FMI will host the Japan Expo at Shangri-La Singapore – offering investors a unique opportunity to mingle with Japan’s top developers and discover all the amazing investment opportunities available.
At the Japan Expo, subject matter experts will be on hand to share their insights on a range of topics surrounding local regulations, finance and investment advice. Amous Lee, FMI’s CEO and founding partner, and Nicky So, FMI’s COO and partner, will also be in attendance.
Lee says of the event: “This Expo will be a showcase for new and existing FMI clients that underscores our leadership and expertise in the Japanese property market.”
FMI stands out for its end-to-end client services and its focus on relationship management, creating an experience that smoothens the common pain points often encountered when investing in overseas property.
Mark Phooi, who has already invested in an en bloc property through FMI Japan, says: “The FMI team was able to discern my investment needs and assist me in finding the right kind of property to buy. It hastened my decision-making process. Most importantly, FMI is one of the few agencies I know which can provide a complete turnkey investment solution with an exit plan.”
At the Japan Expo, attendees can get to know the local development companies that FMI has close ties with and attend consumer talks hosted by prominent guest speakers from Japan. In addition, several Japanese projects will be on show, including The Peak Namba Minami and The Marq in Osaka, and Advance Kobe Reysole in Kobe. Paul Dunn, a Hong Kong-based investor, was impressed by the depth of knowledge shown by the FMI team throughout the investment process.
“The FMI team educated me on the possibilities of the market and investment climate, which are important investment considerations for me,” he says.
Japan has long been a magnet for institutional investors, investment firms, and even savvy retail investors, due to the high-quality assets available in its key cities. Lee notes: “As we keep tabs on the Japanese residential market, our teams often spot promising local development companies that are on a strong growth trajectory.”
At the Japan Expo, investors will also have the first look at a range of off-market Japanese en bloc properties listed by FMI Japan.
Additionally, the close vicinity of the Orchard Boulevard Condo to various shopping, dinning and entertainment facilities makes for a convenient and stress-free lifestyle. Residents will be able to shop, dines, and relax with just a few minutes of walking from their homes.
Lee concludes: “This is a brilliant chance for investors to take their first steps into the Japanese property market, or to strengthen existing investments. We are really excited to open the doors for Singapore investors and to have our Japanese partners reach out to the international crowd.”