Department of Information and Tourism, Taipei City Government

The Taipei City Government continues to leverage public–private partnerships as a key engine for comprehensive urban upgrading. Looking ahead to 2026, the City will further advance investment promotion across a wide range of public infrastructure projects, including urban renewal, MRT joint development, long-term care campuses, and cultural heritage revitalization. These initiatives are expected to attract approximately NT$30 billion in private-sector investment, injecting strong growth momentum, accelerating urban transformation, and shaping a new Taipei that is livable, safe, convenient, and globally competitive. Taipei is a future city in action.

According to Ms. Hu Hsiao-Lan, Commissioner of the Department of Finance, the City Government made significant strides in public infrastructure investment promotion in 2025. Projects spanned urban renewal, MRT land development, and cultural asset revitalization, resulting in the successful execution of 21 PPP projects contracts with nearly NT$14 billion in private investment. As of 2026,7 projects are already open for tender, and more than 20 PPP projects are expected to be launched throughout the year, effectively channeling private capital into Taipei′s urban core.

Taipei has officially entered the「Great Urban Renewal Era」with safety as the City′s top priority. The City Government promotes the Urban Renewal Eight Arrows and Disaster-Prevention urban renewal policies, the City demonstrates strong commitment and execution capacity. In 2025, the Department of Finance collaborated with the Taipei Housing and Urban Regeneration Center to complete investment solicitation for the「Chengxin Wenxiang」and「Zhongshan Min′an」public urban renewal projects. These efforts not only enhance urban safety and quality of life, but also stimulate industrial and regional development, creating a「Happy and Livable PLUS」environment for residents.

Building on this solid foundation, the Taipei City Government will continue to accelerate public-led urban renewal and citywide redevelopment initiatives in 2026. The「Zhongshan Yiju Public Urban Renewal Project」, currently open for investment, will host an investment briefing session on January 13. Located in a prime area of Zhongshan District, the site is just a 3 minutes walk to Nanjing Fuxing MRT Station. Upon redevelopment, the project will introduce affordable housing and a community activity center, enhancing neighborhood amenities and residential quality.

In addition, the City plans to launch in the second half of the year the「Taipei City Council Former Site Granted Superficies and Free Space Provision ROT Project」. Starting from the preservation of the city′s historical memory, the project will integrate cultural heritage with interactive, technology-driven exhibitions to innovatively present Taipei′s past, present, and future vision, creating a new highlight for urban cultural branding.

In alignment with the City′s「Taipei MRT 6 Lines Construction Plan 2.0」policy, MRT construction and land development are being promoted in parallel. Construction of both the North Circular Line and South Circular Line is now fully underway. Among the projects currently open for investment, the「The Land Development Project on Dingpu Station of the Tucheng Extension」integrates the transfer advantages of the Bannan Line and the Sanying Line, linking industrial parks with residential areas to stimulate regional growth and housing demand. In 2026, the City will further launch the「Land Development Project for Station Y20 (Site 4) of the North Ring Section」, progressively completing the Greater Taipei MRT network, enhancing overall transportation efficiency, and laying a solid foundation for long-term urban development.

In response to the rapid onset of an aging society, the City Government is simultaneously strengthening long-term care service capacity. In addition to the 「The construction and operation transfer project of XiuShan Long-Term Care Park in Taipei City」, which is currently open for investment and adopts a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) model providing residential care and day-care services, the City plans to further launch the「Taipei City Yongjian Long-term Care Park BOT Project」later this year. These initiatives proactively address changing demographic needs and advance the vision of a city that is age-friendly, secure, and livable for all generations.

The Department of Finance emphasized that the Taipei City Government will continue to concentrate its strategy on public–private partnerships and cross-sector collaboration, leveraging private-sector expertise to ensure that public infrastructure development is not merely the advancement of construction projects, but the realization of shared urban value. At this critical moment of urban transformation, Taipei is responding with concrete action-ensuring that every project delivers tangible benefits to citizens and becomes a driving force for the City′s continued progress.