Marks Life Opens Tachikawa Branch to Expand Operations in Tama Region
Marks Life Co., Ltd. has opened its Tachikawa Branch to enhance services for inherited properties and vacant houses in the Tama region. This expansion, marking their 18th branch, aims to provide prompt and flexible support to local residents, addressing issues related to real estate and daily life. The new branch will offer comprehensive services, contributing to a sustainable society.
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Marks Life Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Koji Hanahara; hereinafter referred to as "the Company"), which pursues the potential of real estate and works to solve social issues, has opened its "Tachikawa Branch" to strengthen its response to various consultations related to real estate and daily life, such as inherited properties and vacant houses in the Tama region.
By establishing a base in Tachikawa, a transportation hub and population concentration area in Tama, we will resolve the issues faced by people in the region more quickly. This will bring our total number of branches nationwide to 18.
■ Background of Opening: Strengthening Response to Real Estate and Lifestyle Issues in the Tama Region
In recent years, against the backdrop of aging populations and changes in household composition even in the Tokyo metropolitan area, real estate-related issues such as managing and selling inherited properties, and utilizing or disposing of vacant houses have become widespread socially. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' 2023 Housing and Land Survey, the number of vacant houses nationwide reached a record high of approximately 9 million units, with the vacancy rate also hitting a record high of about 13.8%, making the vacant house problem a significant issue for local communities. (※1)
The Tama region is a broad living area where approximately 4.3 million people live across 26 municipalities. Tachikawa City, as a transportation hub where various JR lines and the Tama Monorail intersect, is a central area where many people come and go.
Based on this background, the Company has opened the Tachikawa Branch to strengthen its support system for consultations in the Tama region. By establishing a locally focused base, we will provide more prompt and flexible support for real estate issues such as inherited properties and vacant houses, as well as consultations related to daily life.
■ Future Outlook: Solving Regional Issues Through Real Estate and Lifestyle Support
At the Tachikawa Branch, we will strengthen our service provision system, including "Jitsumado," our consultation service for family homes, and offer comprehensive support for a wide range of issues such as inheritance, end-of-life planning, vacant house management and sales, and lifestyle support.
Moving forward, the Company will leverage its expertise as a life solutions company to provide services tailored to local communities, contributing to the realization of a sustainable society where everyone can live with peace of mind.
※1 Source: 2023 Housing and Land Survey Basic Report on Housing and Households (Final Results)
■ Tachikawa Branch Information
Branch Name: Tachikawa Branch
Location: 4F, Nihon Seimei Tachikawa Building, 2-20-5 Akebono-cho, Tachikawa City, Tokyo
TEL: 042-508-3612 FAX: 042-508-3613
Opening Date: April 1, 2026
By establishing a base in Tachikawa, a transportation hub and population concentration area in Tama, we will resolve the issues faced by people in the region more quickly. This will bring our total number of branches nationwide to 18.
■ Background of Opening: Strengthening Response to Real Estate and Lifestyle Issues in the Tama Region
In recent years, against the backdrop of aging populations and changes in household composition even in the Tokyo metropolitan area, real estate-related issues such as managing and selling inherited properties, and utilizing or disposing of vacant houses have become widespread socially. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' 2023 Housing and Land Survey, the number of vacant houses nationwide reached a record high of approximately 9 million units, with the vacancy rate also hitting a record high of about 13.8%, making the vacant house problem a significant issue for local communities. (※1)
The Tama region is a broad living area where approximately 4.3 million people live across 26 municipalities. Tachikawa City, as a transportation hub where various JR lines and the Tama Monorail intersect, is a central area where many people come and go.
Based on this background, the Company has opened the Tachikawa Branch to strengthen its support system for consultations in the Tama region. By establishing a locally focused base, we will provide more prompt and flexible support for real estate issues such as inherited properties and vacant houses, as well as consultations related to daily life.
■ Future Outlook: Solving Regional Issues Through Real Estate and Lifestyle Support
At the Tachikawa Branch, we will strengthen our service provision system, including "Jitsumado," our consultation service for family homes, and offer comprehensive support for a wide range of issues such as inheritance, end-of-life planning, vacant house management and sales, and lifestyle support.
Moving forward, the Company will leverage its expertise as a life solutions company to provide services tailored to local communities, contributing to the realization of a sustainable society where everyone can live with peace of mind.
※1 Source: 2023 Housing and Land Survey Basic Report on Housing and Households (Final Results)
■ Tachikawa Branch Information
Branch Name: Tachikawa Branch
Location: 4F, Nihon Seimei Tachikawa Building, 2-20-5 Akebono-cho, Tachikawa City, Tokyo
TEL: 042-508-3612 FAX: 042-508-3613
Opening Date: April 1, 2026