ApartmentNT$34,980,000
台北市
1 bd 1 ba 60 m²
Taiwan Apartments: Layouts, Common Areas and Foreign-Buyer Rules
100 apartments currently listed for sale in Taiwan.
Apartments for sale in Taiwan
24 properties shown
Apartment
ApartmentNT$24,100,000
台北市
3 bd 2 ba 99 m²
ApartmentNT$21,280,000
台北市
3 bd 2 ba 121 m²
ApartmentNT$36,600,000
台北市
2 bd 2 ba 136 m²
ApartmentNT$38,960,000
台北市
3 bd 2 ba 131 m²
ApartmentNT$45,880,000
台北市
3 bd 2 ba 116 m²
ApartmentNT$74,100,000
台北市
2 bd 2 ba 184 m²
ApartmentNT$43,680,000
台北市
2 bd 2 ba 127 m²
ApartmentNT$20,880,000
台北市
3 bd 2 ba 97 m²
ApartmentNT$27,500,000
台北市
4 bd 4 ba 124 m²
ApartmentNT$26,990,000
台北市
1 bd 1 ba 59 m²
ApartmentNT$29,880,000
台北市
1 bd 1 ba 90 m²
ApartmentNT$59,880,000
台北市
2 bd 2 ba 180 m²
ApartmentNT$22,000,000
台北市
4 bd 2 ba 82 m²
ApartmentNT$72,300,000
台北市
3 bd 2 ba 273 m²
ApartmentNT$73,880,000
台北市
5 bd 3 ba 389 m²
ApartmentNT$7,000,000
台北市
2 bd 1 ba 59 m²
ApartmentNT$32,980,000
台北市
2 bd 1 ba 130 m²
ApartmentNT$78,880,000
台北市
3 bd 2 ba 285 m²
ApartmentNT$32,500,000
台北市
2 bd 2 ba 131 m²
ApartmentNT$34,800,000
台北市
3 bd 2 ba 81 m²
ApartmentNT$48,000,000
台北市
3 bd 2 ba 141 m²
ApartmentNT$74,100,000
台北市
2 bd 2 ba 181 m²
ApartmentNT$43,800,000
台北市
7 bd 2 ba 172 m²
Apartments in Taiwan
Apartments for sale in Taiwan make up 74 of the 79 properties on RealEstateAbroad, so the apartment market is effectively the Taiwanese listing market. The median asking price across all our Taiwan listings is NT$31,880,000, with a median size of 120 m². This page explains the typical layouts, the quirks of Taiwanese area measurement and the checks that matter for overseas buyers.
Apartment prices and sizes
All figures come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and are asking prices in New Taiwan dollars. Across our 79 Taiwan listings the median asking price is NT$31,880,000 and the median is NT$275,699 per m². Because apartments are 94% of the total, those figures are a fair guide to what is advertised, though a sample this small cannot stand in for the whole country.
Three-bedroom homes are the biggest group (30 of 79), followed by two-bedroom (15) and one-bedroom (13) units, with 8 listings showing no bedrooms, typically studios. See the Taiwan overview for the wider picture.
Understanding Taiwanese apartment listings
Area is often quoted in ping, where one ping is about 3.3 m². The stated area may include a share of lobbies, stairwells and rooftop facilities, so the interior can be materially smaller than the headline number. Ask for the registered area split between indoor space, balcony and common areas, and for the floor plan.
Many apartments in newer blocks include a parking space, which is registered and priced separately. Older buildings of five storeys or fewer may have no lift. Management committees collect a monthly fee for cleaning, security and lifts, and large buildings with amenities charge more.
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What to check before buying
- Eligibility. Foreign buyers must satisfy Taiwan's reciprocity requirement. Confirm it before you pay a deposit; our Taiwan buying guide explains how.
- Building age and structure. Taiwan is seismically active. Ask for the construction date, and treat older buildings with caution. Reinforced-concrete structures built after major code revisions are usually safer.
- Title and mortgages. A land administration agent can pull the registry record to show any loans against the unit.
- Management fee and finances. Request the building's recent accounts and any planned repairs.
- Registered transaction prices. Taiwan publishes actual price registrations, which you can use to test an asking price.
- Water leaks and orientation. Inspect ceilings and walls, and check facing direction, noise and floor level.
- Presale contracts. If buying a unit that is not yet built, review the developer's standard form contract and payment schedule.
Who buys apartments in Taiwan
Buyers include local families, returning Taiwanese from abroad, professionals living in Taiwan on work permits and overseas investors with eligible nationality. Financing for foreigners is limited, so most purchase with cash or home-country equity; see the Taiwan mortgage guide. For smaller budgets, check the cheaper listings and homes under 100k pages, and for market context, the Taiwan data analysis.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreigner buy an apartment in Taiwan?
Yes, if their country grants Taiwanese citizens equivalent rights and the property is not in a restricted category. The land administration agent or lawyer should confirm eligibility with the Land Office.
How much is an apartment in Taiwan?
The median asking price in our Taiwan listings is NT$31,880,000, about NT$275,699 per m². Prices vary sharply by city, district and building age.
What is the common area ratio in Taiwan?
It is the share of the stated size taken up by shared spaces such as lobbies and stairs. It can be large, so ask for the indoor area and compare per-m² prices on that basis.
Are older Taiwan apartments safe?
It depends on the structure and maintenance. Taiwan has strengthened building codes after past earthquakes, so ask for the construction date and have an engineer inspect older blocks.
Can I get a mortgage on a Taiwan apartment as a foreigner?
Possibly, but banks prefer resident borrowers and central-bank controls limit loan-to-value on larger purchases. Many foreign buyers pay cash.