When purchasing land, it can be difficult to judge whether the asking price is fair—or why it may seem high or low compared to the market. Real estate agents and buyers naturally have different interests, so it’s best not to take every statement at face value. At the same time, without specialized knowledge of construction or regulations, it’s often hard to make an informed decision on your own.

The land itself is a major factor in architectural design. No two sites are identical—each has its own advantages and constraints. Even an inexpensive plot may require additional costs during construction, while a seemingly expensive site can be a sound investment if the reasons for its price are clear and logical. Real estate agents are experts in property transactions, but they are not necessarily experts in building design. Our role is to help you understand those differences before you buy.

The same applies when purchasing a pre-owned condominium. During renovation, factors such as whether plumbing can be relocated or how to handle structural beams often cannot be judged from drawings alone—an in-person visit is essential. It is also important to review the building’s maintenance and repair plans for common areas, something many buyers unfortunately overlook. We help you identify these critical points during property viewings so that you can proceed without regret.

We act entirely on the buyer’s side, helping you negotiate and proceed with confidence. Our advice includes not only architectural assessment but also guidance on pricing and contracts. We collaborate with Kenchikuka Fudōsan Inc. (Registered Real Estate Agency, Hyogo Prefecture No. 1-204057), a company established by a group of architects in the Kansai region. This partnership allows us to offer transparent and reduced brokerage fees while maintaining professional oversight from an architect’s perspective.

Our goal is simple: to help you make a safe and confident purchase. Many clients have told us, “We were able to buy with peace of mind, understanding every aspect beforehand.” If you’re uncertain, we encourage you to speak with a professional before deciding.