Kaohsiung's Zuoying Ji 20 Urban Renewal Project Breaks Ground With NT$15.3 Billion Investment
Kaohsiung's Zuoying "Ji 20" public urban renewal project held its groundbreaking ceremony on November 10, with NT$15.3 billion to be invested in a residential community of 1,741 homes.

- Kaohsiung's Zuoying "Ji 20" public urban renewal project held its groundbreaking ceremony on November 10, with NT$15.3 billion to be invested in a residential community of 1,741 homes.
- The site, about 4,270 ping, was formerly an abandoned septic waste plant and asphalt plant, and sits at the heart of the Veterans General Hospital commercial area.
- The project plans 7 buildings, of which the city government will receive 420 homes and 85 social housing units, along with a day care center and an 836-ping park, with completion expected in 2033.
Kaohsiung City has formally begun construction on the Zuoying District Dazhong Minzu (Ji 20) public urban renewal project. Deputy Mayor Lin Chin-jung, attending the ceremony, said the site, at the intersection of Minzu 1st Road and Dazhong 2nd Road, was used as a septic waste plant and asphalt plant as early as 1978, and after a long period of disuse, the implementation rights were obtained by Shangfa Construction, a subsidiary of Sunty Group. The total investment in the project is NT$15.3 billion.
The project plans to build 7 buildings, providing about 1,741 homes. These include 5 residential buildings, 1 Public Works Bureau office building, and 1 social welfare building combining a day care facility with social housing. Through rights conversion, the city government will obtain about 420 homes, 85 social housing units and 4 shops, as well as about 2,255 ping of office space.
On the north side of the site, an 836-ping park and surrounding public facilities such as plazas and roads are planned.
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