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The Taipei City Land Affairs Bureau regularly releases real-price registration information to monitor price changes and transaction volumes in the real estate market.
The Taipei City Land Affairs Bureau announced the latest real-price registration information for June 2026. The number of transactions was 524, a decrease of 3.68% from May; the total transaction volume was 20.346 billion yuan, an increase of 6.54% from May; the residential price index reached 131.03, setting a new record high.
Data show that the city's transaction volume totaled 524, an increase of 0.96% from 519 in the same period last year; the total transaction volume was 20.346 billion yuan, an increase of 24.54% from 16.337 billion yuan in the same period last year.
The transaction volume of various administrative districts in June increased in 5 districts, decreased in 6 districts, and remained unchanged in 1 district. The largest increase was in Da'an District, which increased by 23.64% compared with May; the largest decrease was in Datong District, which decreased by 38.24% from May.
The total transaction volume of each administrative region ranked in the top three in order: Da'an District with 3.908 billion yuan, Xinyi District with 3.280 billion yuan, and Zhongshan District with 3.178 billion yuan. The lowest total amount was only 514 million yuan in Datong District. The difference between Datong District, which had the highest total amount, and Datong District, which had the lowest total amount, was about 6.6 times. The largest increase in total transaction volume was in Da'an District, with an increase of 36.79% compared with May; the largest decrease was in Datong District, with a decrease of 48.75% from May.
In June this year, the city's residential price index was 131.03, an increase of 0.40% from 130.51 in May, and an increase of 2.71% from 127.57 in the same period of the previous year, exceeding the previous high of 130.75 in November 2024.
The price index for high-rise buildings was 143.08, up 0.53% from 142.33 in May; the price index for apartments was 114.00, up 0.24% from 113.73 in May; the price index for small houses was 130.45, up 0.31% from 130.05 in May.
Observing the monthly, quarterly and semi-annual trends of the city, buildings, apartments and houses, all types are rising.

In the past 10 years, the proportion of residential transactions in Taipei City below 10 million yuan has dropped to 9.2%, and 20 million to 40 million yuan has become the main total price range; in New Taipei City, the main price range has shifted from below 10 million yuan to 10 million to 20 million yuan, reflecting the rise in housing prices and structural changes in home purchase choices in both north and south.

Construction of the Yongan Wetland Multifunctional Activity Center, built with NT$476 million donated by Taipower Xingda Power Plant, has started recently and is being handled by the Kaohsiung City New Engineering Office. It is expected to be completed in November 2028. The center is located in Wushulin, Yong'an District. It will build two 2-story composite green energy buildings on the east and west sides. It will integrate functions such as childcare, care, leisure, community activities and cultural exhibitions, and create a new landmark of Yong'an age-shared public services.

The three-year anniversary of the Jitai Dazhi collapse accident has occurred. Two nearby public office renovation projects have successfully attracted investment and are expected to create a value of more than 22 billion yuan. On the other hand, the reconstruction case of 25 severely affected households in cooperation with Jitai has been severely hampered due to repeated delays in reviewing supplementary documents and technical disputes, and the reconstruction timetable is far away.

Affected by the high housing prices in Shuangtai City, home buyers with limited budgets have expanded to Taoyuan and surrounding counties and cities in New Taipei City to purchase properties. Statistics from Yongqing Real Estate Group show that among the top five administrative districts in North Taoyuan with the highest population growth in the past year, Taoyuan City's Grand Park has the highest growth rate of 2.9%, followed by New Taipei City's Tamsui District at about 1.7%, and Taoyuan City's Guanyin District and Guishan District tied for third. Industry players pointed out that the park has benefited from the development of Taoyuan Airport City and transportation construction. The average total price of Guanyin District is about 7.63 million, which has the advantage of being close to the people. Guishan District is close to the two north and has industrial and transportation advantages. The housing prices in Tamsui District are even lower than some Taoyuan areas. Linkou District has a population growth driven by the airport rapid transit and commercial development.

Earthquakes are frequent in Taiwan, and Taichung's super-high-rise residential and large-scale construction projects are advancing. Builders have invested in seismic design, structural external audits, and construction quality, and introduced high-strength steel bars, earthquake-control equipment, and high-toughness structural construction methods. Residential safety considerations have extended from compliance with regulations to structural design, material selection, and construction management.

There are 5.8843 million houses in the country that are over 30 years old, and only 679,000 new houses have been built in the past five years. The ratio of old houses to new houses is as high as 8.67:1. Experts point out that the main reasons are the huge stock of old houses, slow demolition and reconstruction, and lack of renovation concepts. The proportion of new houses in Taoyuan City is as high as 11%, while in Taipei City it is only 3.56%.