Serviced offices in Taiwan

Taipei is Taiwan’s dominant office market and holds the deepest serviced supply on the island. Demand clusters in Xinyi, Neihu Technology Park and the CBD around Nanjing East Road, districts that house the corporate headquarters of the semiconductor industry, the national stock exchange and most multinationals’ Taiwan operations. Broad serviced supply trades at premium national pricing in the capital’s prime districts.

Hsinchu is the semiconductor heartland, with a specialist market built around the Hsinchu Science Park where the leading chip makers and a dense fabless supplier base cluster, and science-park-adjacent space commands premium pricing. Taichung serves the precision machinery cluster around the 7th Redevelopment Zone and Taichung Central Park, Tainan carries tech-manufacturing demand around the Southern Taiwan Science Park, and Taoyuan holds logistics and aviation occupiers around the Aerotropolis and the international airport. New Taipei’s Banqiao, Xindian and Linkou districts offer alternatives below central Taipei pricing.

Serviced offices in Taiwan are used by semiconductor and technology companies, manufacturing and electronics firms, professional services and multinationals expanding in Asia-Pacific, with Taipei and Hsinchu the dominant sources of demand. Contracts run from one month upwards on rolling monthly or 12-month agreements, against a conventional Taiwanese lease that typically runs two to three years. Pricing is all-inclusive, bundling rent, utilities, cleaning and reception into one monthly fee, which lets technology teams scale without fit-out liability.