70歲等不到都更?哪種公寓能買給女兒等50年? ft. 帥過頭【#財經風向球】精華版 20261022 @中天電視CtiTv @中天財經頻道CtiFinance — Transcript
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- 0:07I’m curious, we've talked about urban
- 0:09renewal and Chiang Wan-an’s policies,
- 0:11but what we often see with urban
- 0:12renewal is either the land dispute
- 0:14chaos or the developers, especially
- 0:16small-to-medium ones, who find
- 0:17construction costs rising so high that
- 0:19everything just grinds to a halt and
- 0:21stays there, completely motionless.
- 0:24Regarding the topic of urban renewal,
- 0:25brother Shuai, you’ve said before
- 0:27that you really don’t have the
- 0:29lifespan to wait for it.
- 0:31>> I don’t even know how long I’d have
- 0:33to wait myself.
- 0:34>> So, let’s assume I buy an old
- 0:36apartment facing a major road right now
- 0:38. It’s close to the MRT and faces a
- 0:41main thoroughfare. And the area of old
- 0:43apartments behind it exceeds 907 pings,
- 0:45making it a 3,000-ping base; I think
- 0:47everyone just hears this part.
- 0:49>> Right.
- 0:50>> Then I buy it in my daughter’s name,
- 0:51and lease it out for 50 years, waiting
- 0:53for you—I’ll definitely wait until
- 0:55it happens.
- 0:55>> Mm. I know, waiting for you—that
- 0:58explosive profit, you know. Mm, so you
- 1:01just don’t know when it can be cashed
- 1:03in. I can’t wait, I actually can’t
- 1:06wait, so I just buy it in my
- 1:07daughter’s name and keep it rented
- 1:09out.
- 1:10>> Mm.
- 1:11>> I’ll wait for you someday. Mm,
- 1:13that’s it.
- 1:14>> The conditions Chiang Wan-an is
- 1:16offering now, one of the requirements
- 1:18is a 3,000-ping base.
- 1:19>> Mm.
- 1:20>> There’s no 3,000-ping base in the
- 1:22small alleys.
- 1:22>> The whole area doesn't have it. Mm.
- 1:24>> It’s very difficult. So what must it
- 1:26be like? It must face a major road.
- 1:29>> Mm.
- 1:31>> The apartment units on this side, the
- 1:33units on that side, the apartments near
- 1:35Hulin Street and the intersection of
- 1:37Zhongxiao East Road—it needs depth,
- 1:38the front and back must be combined to
- 1:40have enough.
- 1:43>> If the front is willing but the back
- 1:44isn’t, there’s no way.
- 1:45>> Right.
- 1:46>> Not enough depth. When I first saw this
- 1:49policy "meat" from Chiang Wan-an, I
- 1:51wondered who it would benefit: the
- 1:53owners of these old apartments or the
- 1:55developers?
- 1:56>> Floor area ratio increase.
- 1:58>> Mm.
- 1:59>> You can build more. It favors the
- 2:01landowners. Who are the landowners? The
- 2:03current owners of the apartments. So
- 2:06it’s not the developers, because once
- 2:08you have these conditions, I can now
- 2:10change to 3,000 pings. Farglory comes,
- 2:13Shin Kong comes, everyone comes, each
- 2:16making offers based on these conditions
- 2:18, so it’s the owners who benefit. Mm.
- 2:25>> And the residents end up with—if my
- 2:27original urban renewal apartment was 30
- 2:29pings, I get 30 pings back, so 40 pings
- 2:32.
- 2:37>> Everyone, this 1.33 increase, what does
- 2:40that mean? If you are included in the
- 2:42urban renewal, your 30-ping apartment
- 2:44will result in 30 pings, you’ll get
- 2:4740 pings of living space. Oh, so
- 2:48that’s the actual result.
- 2:52>> With the news that a 30-ping apartment
- 2:54can be traded for a new house, will
- 2:56owners of old apartments start feeling
- 2:58their properties are becoming gold-like
- 3:00and increasingly valuable? Should they
- 3:06rush to sell while there's buzz, or
- 3:08just hold onto them slowly, waiting for
- 3:10the day of urban renewal? The first
- 3:15thing is that only large-scale projects
- 3:18benefit; for one, you must have 3,000
- 3:20square meters. Second, you need to be
- 3:24near an MRT station or riverfront,
- 3:26>> meaning permanent open space.
- 3:29>> Both conditions must be met; if your
- 3:31site is only 500 square meters, don't
- 3:33even bother mentioning it, as it’s
- 3:35not worth discussing. It really won't
- 3:40benefit you; even if you have a great
- 3:42site, if you're not by the river or
- 3:44near a station, it doesn't matter.
- 3:48>> So, it depends on the location of your
- 3:50property to analyze it.
- 3:52>> Hmm.
- 3:53>> Ah, you have this 4,000 square meter
- 3:56plot. If another urban renewal project
- 3:58happens nearby, you're out of luck. So,
- 4:02for properties stuck in 6-meter-wide
- 4:04alleys, or like you said, where you
- 4:06can't assemble enough land because
- 4:08others nearby already completed their
- 4:10urban renewal, what could have been a
- 4:13large-scale project is now only a
- 4:14medium or small one.
- 4:17>> High-speed rail, Taiwan rail.
- 4:19>> Hmm.
- 4:19>> MRT.
- 4:21>> Hmm, so it's not the case that all old
- 4:23apartments in Taipei City will
- 4:24skyrocket in price, because only a few
- 4:26might actually be valuable.
- 4:28>> Right, only a few. Hmm.
- 4:30>> First, it must be large; second, it
- 4:32must be nearby.
- 4:33>> Hmm, so do you think this news will
- 4:35boost the market for Taipei apartments?
- 4:37>> Yes.
- 4:38>> Yes.
- 4:39>> Those few will?
- 4:40>> Those few will?
- 4:40>> They will surge, they will surge
- 4:42significantly.
- 4:42>> Wow, a big surge.
- 4:43>> Yes, a big surge.
- 4:45>> A surge to that extent?
- 4:46>> Oh, I see.
- 4:47>> You mean the future significance is
- 4:48just too great,
- 4:49>> when multiplied by 1.33.
- 4:51>> Hmm.
- 4:53>> Its value will multiply by about 2,
- 4:57>> or at least 1.7 times or more. This
- 5:00policy is a boon for only a small
- 5:02number of owners.
- 5:05>> But I want to ask, for those looking to
- 5:07buy apartments, has your stance on
- 5:08Taipei City changed?
- 5:10>> Unless it's a large-scale project.
- 5:12>> Right.
- 5:14>> If it's not a large-scale project,
- 5:15buying and waiting in an alley, it's
- 5:17not good.
- 5:19>> So you wouldn't recommend it.
- 5:20>> No, I wouldn't, because urban renewal
- 5:22is just too difficult. About
- 5:24large-scale urban renewal, I’d like
- 5:26to hold on for a moment. I hope to
- 5:29discuss accompanying measures for
- 5:30large-scale urban renewal.
- 5:33>> For instance, if I designate this area
- 5:36as 4,000 pings, you’d need a 4,000-
- 5:38square-meter project to meet my 3,000-
- 5:40square-meter requirement. You’re
- 5:43asking for 1,500 here. A 1,500-ping,
- 5:471,500-ping urban renewal case. You can
- 5:50apply for urban renewal over 1,000
- 5:52square meters, but if it’s within my
- 5:54designated zone, it’s not allowed.
- 5:57You must make it impermissible. I—
- 5:59I’ll wait for this period, and you
- 6:01have to enact regulations so they can't
- 6:03apply for renovations.
- 6:05>> Cannot apply.
- 6:06>> Urban renewal.
- 6:07>> Only large-scale urban renewal.
- 6:10>> Otherwise, you’re stuck, so this
- 6:12supporting measure becomes...
- 6:15>> Once passed, we must stipulate that
- 6:16three years later, during these three
- 6:19years, the scope is defined. From then
- 6:21on, there is no urban renewal, no
- 6:23renovations, only forced large-scale
- 6:25renewal.
- 6:25>> It’s a bit like the concept of
- 6:27planning a rezoning area.
- 6:28>> Right, it can’t be touched.
- 6:29>> Mm.
- 6:30>> It can’t, it can only build one
- 6:32single building.
- 6:32>> Right.
- 6:33>> Meaning the same developer, one
- 6:35building.
- 6:35>> Mm.
- 6:36>> No second one. Ah, the government
- 6:39should handle urban renewal; don’t
- 6:41have regular citizens do it. Don’t
- 6:45wait until it’s finished to have
- 6:47everyone talking about building
- 6:48complexes. And then spend money on
- 6:52contractors or construction companies.
- 6:55>> Come, come, see how much you’re
- 6:57involved; the government must do more.
- 7:00>> For example, are apartment prices in
- 7:02Taipei currently maintaining a slow
- 7:04decline or a slight downward trend?
- 7:06>> Slight decline, constantly dropping.
- 7:08>> They are still falling recently.
- 7:09>> Because, because they really can't go
- 7:11up.
- 7:11>> Mm.
- 7:12>> I’m 70 years old; if it’s an
- 7:14apartment, I’m truly not buying.
- 7:16>> Mm, if I end up in a wheelchair, I
- 7:18can’t get down. I absolutely won't do
- 7:21apartments. Even the first floor of an
- 7:23apartment isn't easy to sell. First,
- 7:24the height of the fourth floor is a
- 7:26deal-breaker, and third, the base is
- 7:28too big—that leads back to the
- 7:29large-scale renewal issue.
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