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This study explores institutional improvement measures to enhance the effectiveness of vacant house management projects. The issue of vacant houses is intensifies, necessitating comprehensive overhaul in vacant house surveys, redevelopment planning, demolition and utilization, and information system operations. Through an in-depth review of domestic laws and systems, analyzing vacant house management initiatives in Chungcheongnam-do, and a comparative examination of best practices from the UK, Japan, and Canada, this study suggests key measures, including systematic surveys, efficient demolition and enforcement, tax incentives, special provisions for redevelopment, and expanded vacant house information systems. The study emphasizes the need for reforms based on practical issues identified on-site and explores ways to encourage private sector utilization of vacant houses. An integrated approach and continuous policy monitoring are essential to resolving the vacant house problem. Implementing the proposed measures is expected to contribute to longterm solutions and restore economic and social vitality to local communities.