A Survey Report on Public and Private Area Renovation Practices in the Kansai Region

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Successful area renovation initiatives, despite differences in purpose and development processes, share a common emphasis on gradual transition to local operation and require stable financial resources, organizational structure, and continuous support for long-term sustainability. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Yukari Mori; Naotaka Ota

doi:10.11361/reportscpij.25.2_278

September 9, 2026Toshi keikaku hokokushu/Toshi keikaku houkokushuuOpen Access

A Survey Report on Public and Private Area Renovation Practices in the Kansai Region

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Compare public and private sector area renovation initiatives to evaluate structural differences, common operational mechanisms, and requirements for long-term project viability.
Conducted literature reviews and document analyses of public- and private-led area renovation projects.
Administered qualitative hearing and interview surveys targeting initiatives led by Kadoma City and Osaka Metro.
Observed divergence between public and private implementations across project objectives, development processes, and reliance on external experts.
Identified a consistent operational pattern emphasizing local stakeholder collaboration and a phased transfer of operational responsibility to community entities.
Established that long-term program sustainability depends critically on securing stable financial resources, solid organizational frameworks, and continuous leadership support.

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Comparative case study reveals shared phased community management in public and private urban renovation, highlighting the necessity of sustained financial and organizational backing.

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