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Taiwan's 2026 property market to see $65 billion in new projects, led by Taipei and Taichung

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The second half of 2026 anticipates a robust property market with major projects launching across Taiwan.
  • While credit controls are in effect, large-scale developments are proceeding strongly, especially in Taichung.
  • The market shows a trend of 'Taipei leading, Taichung clustering with large projects, and tech corridors positioning themselves'.

Taiwan's property market is poised for a dynamic second half of 2026, with significant large-scale housing projects set to launch across the island, despite ongoing credit control measures. The market is expected to remain active, with developers pushing forward with substantial offerings.

Taichung is emerging as a key hub for major developments, with a notable cluster of large-scale projects planned. This contrasts with previous trends where such mega-projects were primarily concentrated in the greater Taipei area. The property landscape is shifting, indicating growth beyond the traditional centers.

The overall market strategy for the latter half of the year is characterized by a clear pattern: Taipei continues to lead, Taichung is seeing a surge in large-scale developments, and strategic positioning is occurring along the tech corridors. This multi-pronged approach suggests a confident outlook for the real estate sector, with significant investment flowing into various regions.

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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.

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