A step‑by‑step guide to the Taipei City urban redevelopment process, covering unit definition, project planning, rights exchange and construction.
About this manual
The manual explains how to determine whether a property lies within a designated urban redevelopment zone, how to apply for unit definition, and the required approvals from the city government. It provides detailed procedures for preparing the project overview, project plan, and rights‑exchange plan, including public hearings and documentation.
It also lists resources for finding professional assistance, contacting the Urban Planning Engineers Association, and accessing forms and templates on the Taipei City Government website. The guide outlines the construction and maintenance phases, funding procedures, and post‑approval steps such as public exhibition and compensation. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Defining Update Units
- Project Overview
- Project Plan
- Rights‑Exchange Plan
- Public Hearings
- Construction & Maintenance
- Application Procedure
- Funding & Compensation
Frequently asked questions
How can I find out if my property is in a designated urban redevelopment area?
Check the designated zones on the Taipei City Urban Redevelopment Office website or refer to the “密技 1” section (page 44) of the manual.
Where can I get professional assistance for the redevelopment application?
Contact the Taipei City Urban Planning Engineers Association or the Taipei City Architects Association, or download guidance from the Taipei City Government Urban Development Bureau website.
What documents are required for the rights‑exchange plan?
You need the rights‑exchange application, valuation reports from at least three appraisers, and the completed “更新後申請分配位置申請書”.