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Daili BOT Commercial Complex Progress Revealed: 3% Property Rise Expected Amidst Redevelopment

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

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  • The Daili District's 580 million BOT commercial complex in Taichung has reached 35.5% completion as of May.
  • The project is on track for completion in February 2028, with the main structure expected to be topped out in March 2027.
  • The development is part of the Taichung city government's initiative to revitalize market land, with potential for property value increases.

Construction on Taichung's Daili District's 580 million BOT commercial complex has reached a significant milestone, with 35.5% of the project completed as of the end of May. The development, a key part of the city government's strategy to revitalize market land, is progressing steadily. Excavation of the original structure and underground levels, along with retaining wall construction, are complete. The project is slated for its main structure to be topped out in March 2027, with the aim of obtaining occupancy permits by February 2028. This ambitious project is expected to bring new life to the area and is anticipated to drive a 3% increase in property values. The city government continues to push forward with market land revitalization, and this project is a prime example of their efforts. The development is strategically located within the second phase of the re-planning district, positioning it for future growth and investment. The BOT (Build-Operate-Transfer) model is being employed, highlighting a public-private partnership approach to urban development.

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.