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Taipei MarketBeat Reports

Eason Lee • 12/04/2024
Cushman & Wakefield MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly economic and commercial real estate activity including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.

Q1 2024 Highlights

Office: Grade A office quarterly net absorption reached 5,700 pings in Q1 2024.

Retail: Consumer spending trends continued to normalize in the first quarter of the year, enabling steady growth in retail revenues.

Industrial Office: Partial lease terminations in the quarter saw modest vacancy movements within NHTP.

Capital Markets: Commercial real estate investment market sentiment warmed in Q1 to achieve transaction volume of NT$22.0 billion.

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CURRENT MARKETBEATS

Office Buildings CBD
Taipei Office MarketBeat

Grade A office quarterly net absorption reached 5,700 pings in Q1 2024, a nearly three-year high, excluding self-use headquarters buildings. The overall average vacancy rate fell by 0.7 percentage points q-o-q to 5.4%. Office market leasing preferences are diverging between core and outlying areas. Average monthly Grade A office rents climbed 0.7% to record NT$2,730 per ping.
 

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Warehouse Internal Rack
Taipei Industrial Office MarketBeat

Partial lease terminations in Q1 saw modest vacancy movements within NHTP. Vacancy in Xihu Section moved up to 3.6%, Wende Section vacancy dropped to 6.1% and Jiuzong Section moved up to 12.3%. Overall rental levels remained stable q-o-q, with capital values gaining slightly. Ahead, we expect to see technology industries continue to drive self-use expansion demand.
 

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Shopping Retail
Taipei Retail MarketBeat

Consumer spending trends continued to normalize in Q1, enabling steady growth in retail revenues. Department store sales grew just modestly in the holiday period due to outbound travel, but convenience store sales climbed 7.0% y-o-y and other sectors’ sales, led by duty-free stores, jumped 16.7% y-o-y. The Ximen retail hub revival continued, with vacancy falling to 3.8%.
 

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Office Buildings CBD
Taipei Capital Markets MarketBeat

Commercial real estate investment market sentiment warmed in Q1 2024 to achieve transaction volume of NT$22.0 billion, up 57.3% y-o-y. Technology industry firms were the key drivers, with acquisitions of industrial office buildings and factory properties for self-use. Land market transaction volume jumped 77.7% q-o-q to record NT$63.7 billion, with developers showing renewed interest.
 

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