
Taiwan Investment Brief - Nov 2025
"Tech sector-led expansion Developers’ land buying momentum down 80% YoY in Q3/2025."
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"Tech sector-led expansion Developers’ land buying momentum down 80% YoY in Q3/2025."
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"New supply dampens rental growth Substantial new supply and intensified competition in emerging areas is generating a challenging leasing environment. "

"After a slow start to the year, investment activity is picking up amid a stronger growth outlook, lower interest rates, and stabilising asset prices. "
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"Office leasing demand has softened Foreign retail brands, tech companies, and Japanese companies showed relatively stronger demand"
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"The markets show divergenceIndustrial property transactions reach NT$30.9 billion, Taoyuan emerges as investment hotspot."
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"Savills Asian Cities report series for 1H 2025 covers 17 cities in 14 countries around the region. The reports take a more in-depth look at how selected property sectors are evolving in the current environment and their future prospects."
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"Islamabad remains a dynamic office market undergoing a steady transformation. With limited availability of quality space and high occupancy in lower-grade stock, the city presents a strong case for investment in Grade A developments. However, forthcoming supply may lead to normalized rental growth in the short term as the market gradually absorbs upcoming highquality inventory."
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"Equity investment and housing association funding models are not, and have never been, mutually exclusive. The two groups have already begun to develop meaningful partnerships to support the delivery of new homes. "
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"For-Profit Registered Providers (FPRPs) now own at least 43,100 affordable homes, according to our analysis, 1.0% of all affordable homes. Existing FPRPs and their owners have ambitions to reach 150,000 homes by 2030."
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"The Government has committed to delivering 1.5 million homes in England by the end of the parliament. If this is to be achieved, affordable housing delivery needs to form a large share of total delivery."