Actual Usage and Challenges of Public Support Systems for Regeneration of Residential Areas

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The utilization of public support systems for the regeneration of suburban residential areas is limited, primarily due to challenges in securing administrative budgets and active local entities, highlighting the need for continuous expert support and cross-sector collaboration. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Yoshiyuki Ishizuka; Masaki Nakagawa; Chikako Goto; Hiroki Nakajima; Hideki Koizumi

doi:10.11361/reportscpij.25.2_374

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

Actual Usage and Challenges of Public Support Systems for Regeneration of Residential Areas

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To clarify the operational scope, adoption status, and institutional hurdles of public support programs dedicated to revitalizing declining suburban residential estates.
Reviewed 26 public support systems documented in national government records for residential area regeneration.
Analyzed the practical application of 9 utilized support schemes across 34 suburban housing estates.
Public support measures encompassed master planning, community hub construction, mobility improvements, vacant property mitigation, and capacity building, yet total real-world adoption remained limited.
Primary implementation barriers included local municipal budget constraints and a lack of organized civic entities to spearhead local regeneration projects.
Sustainable revitalization requires continuous expert advisory support, public-private-civic partnerships, and mechanisms to foster designated regional revitalization promotion corporations.

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Policy review demonstrates limited uptake of public subsidies across 34 suburban housing estates, highlighting administrative budget constraints and shortages of local operating organizations.

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Ishizuka et al. (2026) studied this question.

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