Nexwill Launches Employee Dispatch Initiative for Regional Revitalization in Shiwa Town, Iwate

Nexwill's Commitment to Regional Revitalization

In a noteworthy effort aimed at solving the pressing issue of vacant properties, Nexwill Co., Ltd., based in Minato, Tokyo, has announced plans to utilize the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' "Regional Revitalization Entrepreneurs" system. This initiative will see company employees dispatched to Shiwa Town, Iwate Prefecture, starting in July 2025, under the leadership of Mayor Izumi Kumagai.

Overview of the Initiative

The company aims to play a proactive role in promoting the circulation of vacant houses within Shiwa Town, addressing a problem that many rural areas face today. Recognizing that unoccupied homes not only contribute to urban decay but also represent an underutilized resource, Nexwill will employ its employees to take the necessary steps to tackle this issue.

As part of this initiative, Nexwill’s dispatched staff will engage in various activities related to vacant houses. This includes reaching out to owners of vacant properties to gauge their intentions and offering information on potential utilization. Furthermore, the team will undertake basic research and provide consultation to facilitate the circulation and active use of these properties.

Additional Support Measures

In addition to direct communication with property owners, Nexwill plans to establish consultation desks and hold free consultation sessions and mini-seminars. These efforts will focus on educating the public about proper management practices for vacant properties. Through these educational initiatives, the company aims to raise awareness of the challenges posed by unoccupied houses and advocate for effective solutions.

Overall, this initiative aligns with Nexwill's goal of supporting sustainable urban development. By actively addressing the issue of vacant properties, Nexwill seeks to foster a thriving community in Shiwa Town while contributing positively to the region's revitalization efforts.

Understanding the Regional Revitalization Entrepreneurs System

The "Regional Revitalization Entrepreneurs" program, launched by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, serves as a collaborative framework whereby local governments can welcome employees from private companies to address regional issues. Employees dispatched under this scheme retain their employment with their companies while applying their expertise within municipal settings. This synergy allows local governments to tap into private sector knowledge, while companies can deepen their social contribution and workforce development by engaging with local communities.

About Nexwill Co., Ltd.

Founded with a mission to eliminate complexities surrounding challenging real estate transactions, Nexwill specializes in the purchase and resale of difficult-to-sell properties, often referred to as "problematic real estate." These properties can include jointly owned assets that are difficult to navigate due to multiple heirs, buildings that do not meet zoning laws, or properties that have unclear ownership due to multiple unrecorded inheritances.

Nexwill actively seeks to resolve these issues by acquiring such properties, clarifying the rights involved, and bringing them to a marketable condition through its specialized project, "Wakegai." Additionally, the company operates a CtoC platform called "Akiyano URI KAI," which aims to connect sellers and buyers of unused real estate.

Contact Information

For inquiries concerning this announcement, please contact:

- Department: Public Relations, Nexwill Co., Ltd.
- Contact Person: Tsuzuki (080-7040-2920)
- Phone: 03-6435-7950
- Email: tsuzuki@nexwill.co.jp

Through this initiative, Nexwill is not only making strides in regional revitalization but also sets an example of how businesses can leverage their expertise for community benefit.