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Taiwan Office Brief - Q2 2026

Flight-to-quality drives leasing demand

 

  • Supported by strong corporate earnings, particularly within the technology sector, leasing demand remained active among both multinational and domestic occupiers.
  • Robust leasing momentum supported rental growth, with Grade A office rents reaching NT$3,291 per ping in Q2, up 0.4% QoQ and 1.8% YoY.
  • Supported by strong absorption in newly completed buildings, the vacancy rate declined by 1.3 ppts QoQ to 5.3% in Q2, with Dunhua N. district recording its lowest vacancy level in nearly ten quarters.
  • Several large leasing deals were recorded during the quarter, with office upgrades and cross-market relocations increasingly concentrated in new office buildings within the Non-core district.
  • Premium office rents are no longer confined to Xinyi, with high-quality office buildings driving rental growth in Dunhua N. and the Non-core district.

Improving occupier affordability should further strengthen demand for high-quality office space and support the absorption of new supply. Vacancy increases are likely to remain moderate, while rents continue to trend upwards.

Erin Ting, Savills Research