Consulting and Advice in Niseko
With a combined 60+ years of hands-on experience in real estate and property management in Niseko, we know firsthand what makes for a well-built property in this demanding climate. We also know a lot about land, the various regulations, planning and development permissions, access to water pipes and other utilities. Yamazanmai works as an independent consultant alongside you—and in absolute confidence if required—to provide advice and assistance.
Planning to Build?
There are simple things that can be done during the design and construction phases that will make maintaining your asset much easier, and cost-effective. If you are considering building, it is wise to consider things such as the prevailing winds in winter, the effects of dry winters and humid summers, how the snow will shed (or not), snow clearance and/or removal, road maintenance, exterior cladding, insulation, internal tiling and plumbing, local wildlife, bugs and pests, and so on.
We work with you to review building designs, materials, property aspect and countless details to ensure you have a property that will stand the test of time for many years of enjoyment.
Buying a Pre-owned Property?
We can give provide an independent appraisal of any property you are considering buying. We can also visit the property on your behalf for advice regarding maintenance, as well as all the considerations above.
Buying Land?
There are always lots of things to consider when making a purchase here, either as an investment, development or as a place to build your own property. If you are looking for a second opinion, or wish to simply discuss your ideas, we can help. We can also visit any site and give you our independent opinion on the merits, or demerits of any plot of land.
How We Can Work Together
Following an initial phone/video consultation to understand more about your plans, we charge a fixed, hourly rate with all time clearly logged and presented to you. Contact us to learn more about how we can help you ensure your new adventure in Niseko goes smoothly.