English-Speaking Property Management in Nagoya

Property management in Nagoya — FAQ

My Nagoya condominium's association is planning a large repair. What do I need to do from abroad?

Large-scale repairs are funded from the repair reserve and sometimes an extra levy, and owners usually vote at the general meeting. We translate the notices, explain what is proposed, help you send your proxy or vote in time, and photograph the work once it starts.

Will the Linear Chuo Shinkansen change anything for my property?

The maglev line between Tokyo and Nagoya is still under construction and its opening date has moved more than once, so we would not base decisions on it. We focus on what affects your home now, such as its condition, tenant demand and running costs, and will tell you what we see.

I own an older wooden house in Showa or Mizuho ward. How do you keep it healthy through Nagoya's summers?

Nagoya's summers are long, hot and humid, and older wooden houses that stay shut fill with damp quickly. We air every room, run taps and drains, check under floors and in cupboards for mould and termites, and suggest a dehumidifier plan if the house needs one.

How much does property management in Nagoya cost?

Plans run from ¥14,000 to ¥42,000 per month depending on how often we visit — quarterly, every other month, or monthly. The right cadence depends on your Nagoya property's type, age, and condition. Rental management is 5% of rent, and renovation is quoted separately.