Registered as an Official Partner of the 'Itabashi SDGs Platform' promoted by Itabashi Ward [Philia Corporation]

Philia Corporation has registered as an official partner of the 'Itabashi SDGs Platform,' an initiative promoted by Itabashi Ward.

Itabashi Ward is actively promoting regional problem-solving (SDGs localization) as a designated 'SDGs Future City.'

Philia Corporation aims to contribute to 'sustainable urban development' through real estate revitalization.

Case Study of Problem Solving in Itabashi Ward

The company is transforming regional liabilities into assets by purchasing difficult-to-use properties, such as 'unbuildable' plots and inherited vacant houses.

- [Example in Wakagi, Itabashi Ward] The company directly purchased a vacant house that had been rejected by other firms because it was 'unbuildable.'

Building a Sustainable Future through Real Estate Revitalization

Philia Corporation supports the SDGs and focuses on the following goals:

11. Sustainable Cities and Communities By giving new value to abandoned vacant houses and improving local crime prevention and disaster resilience, the company connects safe and sustainable housing environments to the next generation.

12. Responsible Consumption and Production Instead of focusing solely on new construction, the company promotes waste reduction and resource utilization by revitalizing existing houses through renovations.

17. Partnerships for the Goals By collaborating with local governments, communities, and experts to solve complex real estate problems, the company aims to realize a society where everyone can live with peace of mind.

As an 'Itabashi SDGs Partner,' the company will deepen its collaboration with local residents and work toward the realization of a sustainable local society.

[Future Outlook]

In response to the intensifying problem of vacant houses, Philia Corporation will strengthen its provision of practical solutions based on over 1,000 field experiences, utilizing IT for highly transparent appraisals.

Moving forward, the company will further deepen its collaboration with governments and legal professionals to revitalize difficult-to-use 'problematic real estate' into 'valuable assets' that connect to local safety and security. It aims to build an infrastructure for healthy real estate distribution that does not leave negative legacies for the next generation.