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New Taipei City was the most popular destination for relocation among the six special municipalities in the first half of this year, when 46,000 people moved to the city, Great Home Realty Co (大家房屋) said on Tuesday, citing government data. A total of 659,000 people changed their address nationwide, and New Taipei City stood out as the top choice, compared with Taipei, Taoyuan, Taichung, Tainan and Kaohsiung, Great Home Realty head researcher Mandy Lang (郎美囡) said. Lang attributed the trend to relatively affordable housing prices and better job opportunity outlook in New Taipei C...

Property tax revenue soared 89 percent to NT$17.4 billion (US$582.8 million) in the first six months of this year, buoyed by steep property price increases nationwide, which are expected to slow down in the coming months, as the central bank hiked interest rates, analysts said yesterday. Taichung contributed the most to the revenue, with NT$3.55 billion, followed by New Taipei City’s NT$2.47 billion, Kaohsiung’s NT$2.3 billion, Taoyuan’s NT$1.91 billion, Taipei’s NT$1.81 billion and Tainan’s N$1.8 billion, Great Home Realty Co (大家房屋) said, citing data from the Ministry of Fi...

Property transactions in the six special municipalities last month totaled 21,304 units, falling 6.7 percent from one month earlier, as COVID-19 infections and monetary tightening weighed on the market, data from local governments showed. The figure represented a 15 percent decline from a year earlier, as the market last year received a boost from ample liquidity, low interest rates and stock market rallies, market watchers said. Taipei was the hardest hit, with the number of transactions reaching 2,452 units last month, a 20.1 percent slump from May and a 17.4 percent retreat from a year earl...

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A Ukrainian refugee support centre and a creative project supporting those that lost loved ones during the pandemic are among ten community groups benefiting from University of Edinburgh grants this year.The Edinburgh Local Community Grant Scheme has