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Nexwill Partners with Matsuda Town to Tackle the Vacant Home Crisis

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Nexwill Inc., a company specializing in the purchase and revitalization of vacant and troubled properties, has announced a partnership with Matsuda Town in Kanagawa Prefecture to address the growing issue of vacant homes. This agreement aims to enhance property management and utilization in the town, ensuring the preservation of a safe and secure living environment for residents.

Overview of the Partnership

Scheduled to take place on March 24, 2026, the signing ceremony for this partnership will occur at the Matsuda Town Hall. The agreement is intended to foster effective collaboration between Nexwill and Matsuda Town, focusing on the proper management and utilization of vacant homes within the community.

Matsuda Town is facing challenges related to declining population and an aging demographic, with over 34.1% of its residents aged 65 or older. This shift has led to a noticeable rise in the number of vacant properties. To combat this issue, Matsuda Town has established a three-pillar approach consisting of promoting utilization, ensuring management, and implementing preventative measures concerning vacant homes. With Nexwill’s expertise and extensive network, this partnership is set to significantly contribute to resolving the vacant home crisis in the town.

Details of the Signing Ceremony

• - Date: March 24, 2026 (Tuesday) at 16:00
• - Location: 3rd Floor, Disaster Prevention Room, Matsuda Town Hall (2037 Matsuda Soryo, Ashigarakami District, Kanagawa)
• - Signatories:

- Hiroyuki Motoyama, Mayor of Matsuda Town
- Tomoyuki Maruoka, CEO of Nexwill Inc.

About Nexwill Inc.

Nexwill is dedicated to addressing the complex nature of real estate transactions related to vacant properties. It specializes in acquiring properties that are often deemed difficult to sell due to legal entanglements or other tricky circumstances. The company works to rectify ownership issues and prepare these properties for resale, clearing away the obstacles that typically complicate these transactions.

The types of troubled properties handled by Nexwill include those with multiple heirs due to inheritance, properties that cannot be reconstructed due to non-compliance with building standards, and cases where ownership is unclear due to unregistered inheritances.

Through its service called “Wakegai,” Nexwill is actively working to transform these challenging properties into viable market options, enriching the housing stock available to the public.

A Broader Commitment to Tackling the Vacant Home Issue

In light of the escalating vacant home situation across Japan, Nexwill is also committed to collaborating with local governments and sports teams in public-private partnerships. The organization has established several agreements with municipalities to support the resolution of vacant property challenges, and it is leveraging relationships with local sports teams to enhance community engagement and invigorate local economies through initiatives that include the “Local Governments × Sports Teams × Nexwill” collaborative approach.

Company Information

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

Nexwill’s dedication to addressing the vacant home issue not only supports local communities but also empowers individuals looking to manage or invest in troubled properties. Their innovative platforms connect sellers and buyers of vacant homes, facilitating a smoother transition and potentially revitalizing stagnant areas in Japan.