The Taipei City Government has announced that it expects to attract approximately NT$30 billion ($925 million) in private-sector investment for public infrastructure projects in 2026.

The investment drive focuses on urban renewal, mass rapid transit (MRT) land development, and the construction of long-term care facilities.

City Finance Commissioner Hu Hsiao-Lan said seven public-private partnership (PPP) projects are already open for tender, with more than 20 expected to launch throughout the year.

Key projects include the Zhongshan Yiju public urban renewal site and land development for the MRT North Ring Section. The city is also seeking private partners for the XiuShan and Yongjian long-term care parks to address the needs of an ageing population.

In 2025, the city executed 21 PPP contracts totalling nearly NT$14 billion ($446 million) in private investment. Officials stated the 2026 strategy will continue to use private-sector expertise to accelerate the redevelopment of the city’s urban core and transport networks.