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Are houses in Taiwan "need to be rebuilt in 30 years" not durable enough? Experts tell the truth

Accelerate Dugengbei City’s plan to increase the area bonus for the whole house

Buying an old house and waiting for it to be updated is a waste of decades? Pay attention to the 3 keys to see through the volume formula to create maximum value

Renovation of dilapidated old buildings accelerated and the number of demolitions hit a 24-year high in the first half of the year

Faster and cheaper! Bei City amends the law to eliminate the need for re-examination of the preliminary earthquake-resistant assessment for the reconstruction of endangered elderly people.

How to deal with the impact of unfinished buildings and landlords’ worries about not being able to build their houses in the “win-win situation”?

30% bonus for new capacity in the renewal and reconstruction of the dangerous old city of Bei City

Tugeng Redevelopment and Land Development Department provides in-house counseling services

What should I pay attention to when the Dugeng case is next to my house? Lessons from the Dazhi house collapse...Experts: Watch out for 3 signs from the residents next door!

There are so many old houses...it’s hard to wait for them all! This county and city ranks first among the six cities in terms of the number of cases accepted for reconstruction of endangered elderly people.

The Xuping Reform 2 Plan is released and the public utility ratio is expected to drop to 25-30%

Rising construction costs hit small bases, causing difficult delivery of the 98 crisis elderly case in Beishi

The reconstruction of 2 old houses in Xinzhuang and Zhonghe is applicable to the "106 Project"

Bei City's "Haisha House 575 Project" is on the road with the 8th arrow! Do not rule out additional appraisal subsidies

Xinzhuang, Zhonghe and other city update plans have been launched! The old house saw the light of day again and was transformed into a new super-tall building

Can it really be avoided? Dispelling the 3 major myths about "preventing unfinished buildings"