[Abstract] This study aims to clarify the results and issues of the “Nagara Town University-Linked Lifelong Active Town (Nagara CCRC)” migration and settlement policy promoted by Nagara Town, Chiba Prefecture. Nagara Town is promoting the Nagara CCRC to address the problem of population decline, aiming to promote migration and settlement and to create a town where people can live healthy and active lives. Nagara CCRC consists of a privately run comprehensive health resort (area type) and town-wide services (town type), utilizing a vacant house bank system that collects and provides information on vacant houses in the town. The study results showed that the population continues to decline in the town type, mainly due to natural decline. At the same time, there was a specific effect in promoting migration and settlement through the vacant house bank in resort development areas. The population was confirmed to be sustainable in the area type due to renewa return to rural areas, but the vacant house bank was hardly used. Based on these results, this study proposed disseminating information by taking advantage of the resort's characteristics, promoting the settlement of second homeowners, and collecting and utilizing long-term migration and settlement data.