株式会社AlbaLink has entered into a comprehensive partnership agreement with Nishikatsura, Yamanashi Prefecture, on promoting the circulation of vacant homes, with the aim of making effective use of local resources through the acquisition and redevelopment of difficult-to-handle vacant homes.
株式会社AlbaLink formally entered into a Comprehensive Partnership Agreement on Promoting the Circulation of Vacant Homes with Nishikatsura, Yamanashi Prefecture, on Monday, 2 November 2026. The agreement seeks to address local challenges in Nishikatsura, including the emergence of vacant homes amid population aging and decline, as well as sluggish growth in registrations with the vacant-home bank.
Nishikatsura benefits from the natural environment and pristine water of the northern foothills of Mount Fuji, but it also has difficult properties that are challenging to address through existing measures such as demolition subsidies. The agreement aims to establish a framework for reusing vacant homes as local resources by drawing on the expertise of 株式会社AlbaLink, which specializes in the acquisition and redevelopment of vacant homes, to stimulate their circulation in the market.
The agreement primarily covers matters related to the circulation and use of vacant homes. It calls for consideration of measures including the acquisition of difficult-to-handle properties, as well as cooperation that contributes to regional revitalization and the preservation of the living environment. Going forward, local governments and private-sector companies are expected to continue working together to promote the circulation and reuse of vacant homes.