We offer various subsidy packages that include earthquake-resistant renovation subsidies and other support to help you register!

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has set a goal of supplying 3,500 units of Tokyo Sasa-Yell Housing (safety net housing), which are exclusively for people who require special consideration in securing housing, by the end of fiscal year 2030, and is working towards achieving this goal.
From fiscal year 2023, we packaged various subsidy programs related to the registration of private residences and introduced enhanced subsidy options, including subsidies for seismic retrofitting costs. Furthermore, from fiscal year 2025, we partially relaxed the subsidy requirements to make the system more user-friendly for landlords.
We are pleased to announce the start of applications for this year’s “Tokyo Sasa-Yell Housing Landlord Support Program.” We encourage all landlords to take advantage of this program and consider registering their properties for exclusive use.

You can freely select from a variety of packaged support menus as needed!

Auxiliary menu	Subsidy rate	Maximum subsidy amount	Subsidized expenses
Subsidies for earthquake-resistant renovation costs	5/6	2.5 million yen/unit	・Seismic retrofitting construction costs ・Demolition work costs (Demolition costs when rebuilding a house that does not meet earthquake resistance standards)
Housing equipment improvement cost subsidy	1/2	500,000 yen/unit	・Barrier-free renovation construction costs ・Installation costs for ancillary equipment
Subsidies for installation costs of monitoring equipment, etc.	2/3	40,000 yen/unit	・Cost of installing monitoring equipment ・Initial cost of the monitoring service
Insurance premium subsidies for small-amount short-term insurance, etc.	2/3	4,000 yen/unit	・Small-amount short-term insurance premiums

Subsidies for earthquake-resistant renovation costs

Subsidy for housing equipment improvement costs

*The installation of ancillary equipment can now be used as a standalone service.
Examples: Installation of air conditioners, heated toilet seats, Wi-Fi, etc.

Subsidies for the installation costs of monitoring equipment, etc.

1　Application acceptance start date

Monday, April 13, 2026
*Applications will close once the budget limit is reached.

2　Subsidy recipients

• Landlord (owner or registered business of private rental housing)

In addition, tenants (residents of private housing) can also take advantage of some of the subsidy programs.

3　Main requirements

• Registering as a new private residence
• Maintaining registration as a private residence for 10 years
  (However, if certain requirements are met, it may be possible to change the registered housing to one that is also available to people other than those requiring special consideration.)
• Contracts for each subsidized project must be concluded only after the grant decision has been made, etc.

*Please contact us in advance if you are considering a project spanning multiple years.

4　Others

For more details, please visit the Housing Policy Headquarters website.

This project is an initiative to promote the “Tokyo 2050 Strategy.”
Strategy 7: Longevity (Choju): “Promotion of lifestyle support and housing measures”

Contact: Housing Policy Headquarters Private Housing Department Safe Living Promotion Division Phone: 03-5388-3320 Email: S1090502（at）section.metro.tokyo.jp *The email address has been changed to prevent spam. Please replace (at) with @ when using this email address.