社員の声
Bringing Clarity and Transparency
To Real Estate Industry
Representative
田中 修平Shuhei Tanaka


Creating Customer-Oriented Services with Integrity
Having personally invested in condominiums, I experienced firsthand the frustration of dealing with companies that lacked transparency—failing to provide timely updates or putting customer needs first. As I dug deeper, I realized this wasn’t just a one-off issue, but a widespread tendency in the real estate industry to prioritize short-term gains over long-term trust.Driven by the desire to change that, I entered this field to build services rooted in honesty, transparency, and a genuine customer-first mindset—because real estate should empower, not mislead.
Radical Transparency, Earned Trust
We never withhold or distort the truth. In real estate transactions, it’s often tempting to gloss over complex issues or simplify explanations to smooth the conversation. But we believe that genuine trust is built by confronting the facts head-on—even when they’re inconvenient. Rather than trying to control expectations through selective information, we focus on communicating clearly and thoroughly. We are committed to guiding our clients with honesty, because we know that trust—once broken—is hard to repair, but when earned through transparency, it becomes the foundation for long-term relationships.

Toward the Democratization of Real Estate Brokerage
When we first founded the company, our vision was to create a web-based platform that would provide objective, third-party property evaluations. However, due to limited resources—time, capital, and manpower—we had to put that vision on hold. Still, our founding philosophy remains unchanged: to bring greater transparency, fairness, and accessibility to the real estate industry. As we continue to grow and support more clients, we remain committed to realizing this mission—by eventually launching services that truly embody the democratization of real estate brokerage.

田中 修平Shuhei Tanaka
Kanagawa, Japan
Touring apartments, visiting cafes and restaurants, driving, anime, manga, and video games