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Addressing the Vacant House Problem: Nexwill's Initiative

In a significant step towards resolving the increasing issue of vacant properties in Japan, Nexwill Inc., a company specializing in the purchase and management of troubled real estate, has announced a partnership with Kitahiroshima City and the Kitahiroshima Real Estate Association. This collaboration aims to effectively manage and utilize vacant houses, ensuring a safe and pleasant living environment for residents. The partnership agreement will be officially signed on May 1, 2026, at the Kitahiroshima City Hall.

Overview of the Agreement

The collaboration between Nexwill, Kitahiroshima City, and the Kitahiroshima Real Estate Association focuses on a joint effort to tackle the rising issue of vacant homes within the city. By creating a framework for cooperation, all parties involved aim to achieve not just the management of these properties but also their productive use, ultimately contributing to a community where people can live safely and comfortably.

The signing ceremony is scheduled for 11:00 AM at the 5th floor Committee Room of the Kitahiroshima City Hall located at 4-2-1 Chuo, Kitahiroshima, Hokkaido.

Signatories

• - Mayor of Kitahiroshima: Masamitsu Ueno
• - Chairman of the Kitahiroshima Real Estate Association: Yoshiyuki Handa
• - CEO of Nexwill: Tomoyuki Maruoka

Background of the Collaboration

This initiative follows an introduction by former Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters pitcher Yuki Saito, who operates the SUNNY TERRACE in the F Village area of Kitahiroshima. This partnership comes at a time when Kitahiroshima is attracting attention due to the opening of Eson Field Hokkaido within the F Village; however, it faces the challenge of a declining population due to low birth rates and an aging demographic. Data shows that the number of deaths has consistently exceeded births, leading to an increasing net population loss each year.

Furthermore, issues such as building regulations, unique snowfall and snow removal challenges characteristic of Hokkaido, and the polarizing property pricing landscape exacerbate the vacant house problem. The agreement is designed to reintegrate hard-to-sell properties back into the market, addressing these concerns directly and enhancing the overall livelihood in Kitahiroshima.

About Nexwill Inc.

Nexwill focuses on acquiring vacant and troubled real estate that is typically difficult to sell. This includes properties with complicated ownership issues such as shared ownership due to inheritance, buildings that cannot be restructured due to lack of compliance with building regulations, and properties whose ownership has become unclear due to repeated inheritances without proper registrations.

Nexwill aims to resolve these issues through their Wakegai service, simplifying the rights involved and enabling a smoother resale process. Recognizing the urgency of the vacant house problem, Nexwill is actively pursuing public-private partnerships with local governments and sports teams, having established collaboration with multiple municipalities to support the resolution of vacant house challenges.

Company Overview

• - Company Name: Nexwill Inc.
• - Location: 10th Floor, PMO Shimbashi II, 5-10-5, Shimbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0004
• - Representative: Tomoyuki Maruoka
• - Business: Purchase and resale of troubled properties
• - Website: Nexwill

Services Offered

1. Wakegai - Acquisition of vacant houses and troubled properties, utilizing legal expertise to successfully navigate complex ownership issues.
2. URI-KAI - A C to C platform connecting sellers and buyers of vacant properties nationwide. Visit URI-KAI
3. URI-KAI for Investors - A membership site for those interested in investing in vacant houses, showcasing properties suitable for rental and investment. Explore for Investors

For more information on Nexwill's initiatives or press inquiries, please contact:
Nexwill Inc.
PR Contact: Tsuzuki
Phone: 03-6435-7950 / 080-7040-2920
Email: [email protected]