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Real estate trends in Taiwan and Hong Kong

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Real estate investment trends in Taiwan and Hong Kong

Real estate activity in Taiwan and Hong Kong continues to show diverse investment patterns across luxury luxury, small-unit, and small-unit commercial segments. In Taiwan, investors have been shifting capital from the stock market into physical real estate, supported by Central Bank measures that raised the maximum mortgage loan ratio for second homes in certain areas to 70%. While previous activity focused on large-scale acquisitions in Taichung and residential completions in Taipei’s Da An District, recent trends in Taipei’s Zhongshan District show a focus remain focused on small-sized residential units. New units, with projects scheduled for launch in the third and fourth quarters, such as like ‘Dehui Shuangcheng’, ‘Shengjia Songbo’, and ‘Zhongshan Yin’, primarily offer Yin’ offering one-to-two bedroom configurations configurations. Simultaneously, the commercial sector in Nangang has seen record-breaking activity. The sale of ‘Ruentai Yucheng Plaza’ for NT$20.18 billion set a new record for a single office building transaction in the country. Additionally, the Kuo Chan corporate headquarters project, designed by Foster + Partners, has reached the topping-out stage and is expected to meet local demand. be completed by late 2027 as part of the East District Gateway Plan. In Hong Kong, the market remains active maintains momentum in both the luxury and high-density segments. Following previous trends in co-living conversions and high-end Mid-Levels developments, recent interest has centered on the luxury sectors. The ‘Kingswood Lamray’ project in North Point, which Point reported an oversubscription of 63 times for its initial 140-unit release. A release, with a high-floor three-bedroom unit in the project recently sold selling for HK$31.96 million, averaging approximately HK$40,000 per square foot. million. Other notable luxury developments include ‘The Ascent’ in Mid-Levels, with two-bedroom units listed at HK$58 million, and ‘The One Stanley’ in Sha Tin, which is offering sea-view units. Additionally, and the ‘Skyline’ project in Kai Tak is marketing large combined Tak, which markets units exceeding 2,000 square feet. In West Kowloon, China Resources Land launched the first round of sales for the ‘Riviera III’ development. During this initial phase, approximately 96 units were sold, with transaction prices ranging from approximately HK$13.42 million to HK$18.47 million.

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  1. 2026-09-29 03:51 UTC Real estate trends in Taiwan and Hong Kong
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