The golden triangular window in Taichung Yizhong Street rents for 600,000 per month. Half of the decoration has been destroyed for 30 years. The whole building is illegally constructed.

Illegal construction broke out at the golden triangular window in Yizhong Street, Taichung City! The three-story prime corner store located between Taiping Road and Yizhong Street was rented by Renai Glasses for more than 20 years at a monthly rent of 500,000 yuan. It is now rumored that it is rented by a doll store for 680,000 yuan. However, it was only half decorated recently and was reported as occupied by residents. Facing the Fire Alley, there was an illegal addition and inconvenience, which may cause public security problems. It was found that the entire building was illegally built for more than 30 years, which means that the landlord has illegally collected rent for at least 30 years. Netizens said, "The landlord is really making a bad profit, it's a shame!"

The Taichung City Metropolitan Development Bureau stated that the entire building has not applied for a building license. The inspection unit has been asked to report it, and the North District Office has conducted inspection operations. Another business tool occupying the road has violated the road traffic management regulations. The police station will follow the Qingdao project, and the Metropolitan Development Bureau will conduct a demolition project.

It is understood that the original landlord was a four-story open-air house located at the intersection of Taiping Road and Yizhong Street. Instead, he built a tin house next to it to enclose his entire house. The entire building did not have a building permit. It was a serious illegal construction and had been illegally rented out for at least 30 years.

Local residents said that the former tenant, Renai Glasses, left the property for some reason after 20 years of renting. After the new tenant moved in, it was suspected of illegally occupying the fire alley and placing machines. The alley became extremely narrow, directly affecting the daily access of more than 50 households and hundreds of people in the local area. They worried about public security issues and often caused friction with people's roads.

Residents also reported in online posts that they kept reporting to the tenant during the construction period, but the tenant ignored the warnings and even used his mobile phone to record the tenant and said, "You're the one who sued." The Metropolitan Development Bureau sent personnel to post a notice to order the work to stop, but the tenant tore up the notice and continued the construction.

It is rumored that the landlord has not lived in the local area for many years, and is said to live in China, but still relies on illegal buildings to collect high rents. Residents bluntly said, "I just want to have a fire alley that can be safely entered and exited. Why is it so difficult?" In fact, it has nothing to do with the residents as to what kind of business the store does and how much the monthly rent earns. Everyone does not get any benefits and does not want to be jealous. They just hope to have a safe escape route that is not occupied and unobstructed.