Taiwan housing market 結果共37筆

Taiwan’s government admits its 130,000 social housing target may drop to 40,000-60,000 units after internal documents revealed the pledge was impossible from the start.

Tamsui District in New Taipei City leads Taiwan in net migration for 2025, adding 7,996 residents. Affordable housing and infrastructure projects boost its appeal.

Yung Ching Realty Group reports a 73% drop in Taiwan’s presale housing market in 2025, with only 30,180 units sold. Cautious consumer sentiment drives the decline.

Taiwan’s My Housing magazine reports a persistent decline in northern Taiwan’s housing market for November 2025. Despite a rise in pre-sale values, demand remains low.

Taiwan’s real estate market faces a downturn, with property transactions down 26.8% this year. Credit controls and loan restrictions deter buyers, impacting key regions.

Cathay Financial Holdings’ August survey shows 68.8% of respondents think it’s not the right time to buy a house. Economic optimism and housing indices decline.

Yungching Real Estate reports a 1.6% drop in Taiwan’s housing price index for Q2. Tainan City leads with a 2.7% fall. Credit controls and mortgage tightening have impacted the market.

Taipei’s property prices soar, leaving potential homeowners facing financial hurdles. A report shows average home prices and mortgage payments exceed salaries, prompting a trend of moving to affordable areas.

Taiwan’s household wealth hit a record NT$18.89 million in 2023, driven by a stock market surge. However, rising housing costs pushed debt to NT$2.42 million.

Cathay Financial’s survey reveals declining stock market optimism and risk appetite due to U.S. tariffs. Economic confidence drops as inflation expectations rise.

Taiwan’s housing market hits record highs in Q3 2024, with a 12.4% rise in the housing price index. Mortgage burden and price-to-income ratios also soar, challenging affordability.

Finance Minister Chuang Tsui-yun announced potential discussions in 2026 on extending the youth housing loan policy. The decision will depend on economic conditions and housing trends.

Taiwan’s central bank keeps interest rates steady for the third quarter, focusing on housing market stability amid global economic uncertainties.

Taiwan’s dual-loan holders hit a record 374,871 by July 2024, up 6.3% from 2023. Rising housing costs and financial pressures drive this trend, experts say.

Taiwan’s Central Bank governor announced success in reversing expectations of rising housing prices, aiming for adjustments by mid-2025. Learn more about the measures taken.

Taiwan’s mortgage rates rise as banks tighten lending, impacting homebuyers. Analysts predict further increases in late 2024. Explore market trends and forecasts.

Taiwan’s housing market sees a surge in mortgage applications from young buyers, with a 50% increase in the 25-35 age group in Q2 2024, per JCIC data.

Taiwan’s housing market may slow in Q4 2024, with high, volatile prices. Central bank policies impact residential more than commercial real estate, affecting agents and developers.

Discover how Taiwan’s trade group urges for interest rate cuts to boost domestic investment and attract foreign businesses, opposing further electricity rate hikes amid wage and carbon fee increases.

Discover how Taiwan’s Premier Cho Jung-tai addresses loan restriction concerns, aiming to stabilize the financial market and boost public confidence, at the Economic Development Advisory Conference.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s real estate loan dynamics: The Ministry of Finance clarifies its stance on ＂loan restrictions＂ amid concerns of a surging market and regulatory scrutiny. Learn how banks are navigating these challenges.

Discover how Taiwan’s aging population is transforming senior housing and caregiving, with a shift towards independent living and a growing demand for specialized residences.

TPASS’s first anniversary has influenced Taiwan’s real estate market, particularly around TRA stations, boosting sales and housing prices. Learn more about the impact on specific stations.

Explore how Taiwan’s growing wealth gap contrasts with its economic success, with insights on the influence of tax and housing policies on inequality.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s housing market: The average mortgage loan for home purchases hit a record NT$9.705 million in Q4 2023, reflecting the ongoing challenge of high housing prices despite government efforts. Learn more about the impact and responses.