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Industrial property transactions reach NT$30.9 billion, Taoyuan emerges as investment hotspot.
- Affected by US reciprocal tariff policies, DGBAS revised its 2025 economic growth forecast downward to 3.1%. Unclear tariff prospects have dampened investor confidence, leading to divergent buyer sentiment in the commercial property and land markets.
- Significant commercial property transactions totaled NT$33.5 billion in Q2/2025, down 33.5% QoQ but up 15.2% YoY, indicating stable and healthy market momentum, with owner-occupiers accounting for 65% of deals.
- Transactions of factories and industrial offices were active, reaching NT$17.9 billion and NT$13 billion, respectively with half of these transactions concentrated in Taoyuan City.
- The technology sector, especially electronic components and computer peripheral manufacturing industries, continued to drive the commercial property market, investing NT$16.3 billion this quarter.
- The land market showed a significant drop, with Q2/2025 transactions totaling NT$32.8 billion, down 45% QoQ and 39.8% YoY.
- Developers’ land acquisitions declined significantly, with quarterly land purchases dropping by 70% QoQ to NT$14 billion, reflecting a conservative attitude toward short-term residential market prospects.