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Covers 22 cities and counties, 370 districts and 255,407 sales from the last 24 months · Updated monthly
Market analysis
See full analysis →- 1Da'an District321,074/m² (1.1M/ping)
- 2Zhongzheng District292,365/m² (966.5K/ping)
- 3Songshan District271,438/m² (897.3K/ping)
- 4Xinyi District263,188/m² (870K/ping)
- 5Zhongshan District253,683/m² (838.6K/ping)
- 6Nangang District244,551/m² (808.4K/ping)
- 7Datong District236,729/m² (782.6K/ping)
- 8Neihu District216,581/m² (716K/ping)
- 9Shilin District209,419/m² (692.3K/ping)
- 10Wanhua District196,814/m² (650.6K/ping)
- 11Beitou District191,444/m² (632.9K/ping)
- 12Wenshan District188,984/m² (624.7K/ping)
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Boundaries: National Land Surveying and Mapping Center, Ministry of the Interior, “Township, City and District Boundaries” (1140318 edition), Open Government Data License
Over the past 24 months, the median unit price of sales in Taipei was 242,420/m² (801.4K/ping).Up 4.2% from the year before.The most expensive is Da'an District (321,074/m² (1.1M/ping)); the cheapest is Wenshan District (188,984/m² (624.7K/ping)).
Unit prices exclude sales where parking was not priced separately. 21,296 sales in total.
Period Nov 2024–Oct 2026 · Data through Oct 27, 2026 · Ministry of the Interior actual-price registration
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Banxin Station MRT Development Begins Construction: NT$6.04 Billion Investment, 38 Floors Above Ground
A groundbreaking ceremony for the New Taipei Circular Line Banxin Station (Y15) MRT development was held on November 12, 2026. Investor Fuhwa Group plans to launch the residential units in 2027.
State-Owned Banks' October Mortgage Rates Start at 2.5%, Up to 3.5% for Non-First-Time Buyers
With lending funds tightening at state-owned banks, new mortgage rates in October mostly start at 2.5% to 2.6%, and rates for non-first-time buyers have risen markedly.
Northern Taiwan Barometer at 37.5 Points in Yellow-Blue Light; Presale Volume Tops NT$100 billion
The Zhuzhan Barometer stayed at the yellow-blue recession light in October. Developers launched many presale projects, but visitors and deals remained low.
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