After several years of sharp gains, Taiwan’s housing market is widely expected to move into a calmer phase by Q4 2026, with price growth cooling and transactions normalizing. A mix of tighter credit conditions, policy efforts to curb speculation, and shifting buyer preferences toward livability and value is reshaping demand—especially in the most overheated pockets. Stabilization does not necessarily imply falling prices across the board, but rather a market where affordability, financing and supply dynamics matter more than momentum.
