Ken-ei Jyutaku is prefectural housing, built using tax revenue, in this case from Aichi Prefecture in collaboration with the Federal Government. The rent varies depending on the apartment size, the time elapsed since the buildings were constructed, and the total income of the residents.
Ken-ei Jyutaku (state housing) is intended for families in need of low-cost housing; therefore, several procedures are necessary.
Pre-determined regulations must be followed in order to reside comfortably in Ken-ei Jyutaku.
Anyone can live in a state-owned apartment, but there are some conditions and regulations to be followed.
Registration requirements
- Not owning a home.
- Currently residing in this city (Toyohashi), or employed by a company located in this city.
- Having family members who reside or will reside together (including fiancés).
- If fiancés, the marriage must be formalized within 3 months from the stipulated date for moving into the housing.
- Possessing Japanese nationality or foreign nationality with permanent residency, long-term residency, or being married to a Japanese citizen.
- Persons up-to-date with the payment of taxes and other public fees. (Due to the property having been built with tax subsidies).
- Persons who currently need housing urgently.
- Not having any outstanding rent or compensation debts related to provincial housing.
- The applicant and/or family members must not be members of a criminal gang organization (“bouryokudan”).
- Having a guarantor.
- Interpreter: Tuesdays only, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
- Telephone: 0532-53-5616
- Higashi Mikawa Kensetsu Jimusho, 1st floor
Aichi-ken Toyohashi-shi Imahashi-cho 6