What is the Sustainable Residential Area Promotion Project?

Since 2012, Yokohama City has been working to create sustainable and attractive suburban areas in cooperation with local residents, companies, UR City Organizations, universities, etc. in four suburban residential areas, promoting regional exchange, guiding diverse housing and living convenience and working functions, area management, SDGs, decarbonization initiatives, and supporting community-based initiatives.

We promote approach that utilized cooperation main constituent and characteristic of each of the four districts and work on creation of new value in suburban residential areas and town development that anyone can live with peace of mind, and result of approach to other suburban residential areas Will also be deployed.

• Areas along the Tokyu Denentoshi Line

External link: Next-generation suburban town development (outside site)

• Areas along the Sotetsu Izumino Line

External link: Next-generation town development (Future City Project) (outside site)

• Area around Yokodai, Isogo-ku

External link: UR Renaissance in Yokodai (UR Urban Organization) (outside site)

• Area around Tokaichiba-cho, Midori-ku

External link: YOKOHAMA GREEN BATON CLUB (outside site)
Link: Yokohama City Environmentally Friendly Housing and Sustainable Residential Area Maintenance Company Selection Committee

In order for residents, companies, universities, governments, etc. in other areas to cooperate in community development, the methods and results of community development in suburban residential areas that we have been working on in four districts, the process of initiatives, etc. We have created a collection of examples, "Recipes for suburban town development-with companies, universities, and communities." In cooperation with various actors, please use it as a hint when conducting new activities or working on solving problems.

※Click on the image to see the case page for each theme.

※For inquiries about the contents of "Recipes for suburban town development-with companies, universities, and communities-", please contact the Housing Reconstruction Division (see below).