Abstract
The inadequacies of Taiwan’s land tax system and, since the mid-1980s, pro-market housing policies have led to the commoditization of housing in Taiwan (Chen, 2011), resulting in a unique combination of high homeownership rates, high vacancy rates and high housing prices, making it difficult for the housing system to react to social change or to fulfil social needs.
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