Registered leases

Rentals are shown per district for now; individual leases come later.

Jinshan District, New Taipei City rents

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Period Oct 2025–Sep 2026 · Data through Sep 30, 2026 · Ministry of the Interior actual-price registration (rentals)

Monthly rents

Whole unit: 36 leases across housing types, median rent 12K, middle half 10K–12.5K

High-rise

No leases in the last 12 months

Mid-rise
12Kmedian monthly rent
Middle half 12K–12.5K
Per area 93/m² (307/ping) a month (82/m² (271/ping)–112/m² (369/ping))
11 leases
Walk-up apartment
11Kmedian monthly rent
Middle half 9K–12K
Per area 122/m² (403/ping) a month (98/m² (324/ping)–137/m² (453/ping))
25 leases
Townhouse

No leases in the last 12 months

Another 1 lease has no rental type in the source (shops and offices mixed in, not counted)

Buy to let: gross yield

Mid-rise, whole unit, gross yield2.4%Sales 12 · leases 11
Walk-up apartment, whole unit, gross yield3.7%Sales 28 · leases 25

Gross yield = median monthly rent per area × 12 ÷ median sale price per area, over the same 12 months (Oct 1, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026). An estimate before taxes, vacancy and management fees, not the return of any one home.

Rents are shown as published, not recalculated. Under 5 leases only the count is shown; 5–9 get a note. Registered leases are mostly filed by brokers and rental housing services.

Individual leases (road, address range, each rent) come later, under this table.

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Games

Real estate jargon, translated into plain words in three choices

The agent says「This one’s in demand. Someone made an offer just yesterday.」What it really means: