What happened
The Ministry of the Interior released its latest low-usage electricity residential statistics for the second half of 2025, a metric commonly used to estimate vacancy rates.
Yongqing Realty Group analyzed the data and found that the ten administrative districts with the lowest vacancy rates are all located in the greater Taipei area, spanning both Taipei City and New Taipei City.
Among these, Nangang and Taishan were specifically highlighted as districts showing resilience against price declines.
Why it matters
The concentration of low vacancy rates in the Taipei metropolitan area suggests housing demand remains strong in the region, even as broader market conditions may vary.
The designation of Nangang and Taishan as resilient areas could signal that these districts are viewed as more stable investments, potentially attracting attention from buyers and investors.
Key facts
The Ministry of the Interior published residential low-usage electricity statistics for the second half of 2025, known as the vacancy rate.
Yongqing Realty Group compiled a ranking of administrative districts with the lowest vacancy rates.
All ten districts on the list are located in Taipei City and New Taipei City.
Nangang and Taishan are described as anti-decline or resilient areas.
What to watch next
It will be interesting to see whether these low-vacancy districts continue to hold their status in upcoming government housing statistics.
Market observers may also look to see if the resilience of Nangang and Taishan translates into stronger property price stability relative to other areas.