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- Taiwan continues to benefit from strong export momentum, with the DGBAS forecasting GDP growth of 7.71% in 2026, supported by solid economic foundations and sustained expansion across the technology sector.
- Total commercial property transaction volume reached a quarterly record of NT$101.8 billion, reflecting a significant increase of 84% year-on-year and 166% quarter-on-quarter.
- The technology sector deployed NT$79.5 billion during the quarter, accounting for 80% of total transactions, with more than 96% invested in owner-occupied factories.
- Industrial property transactions reached a record quarterly high of NT$111.0 billion, driven primarily by factory assets (76%) and superficies industrial land (21%).
- Land transactions remained subdued, with transaction volume totaling NT$49.4 billion in Q1, down 25% year‑on‑year. Over half of total transactions came from two superficies land deals, contributing NT$22.9 billion.
- Land acquisitions by developers edged up this quarter by 35% but remained below historical averages. Meanwhile, amid continued weakness in the residential market, some developers have begun to monetise their assets.