URBAN DEVELOPMENT
In this category, we explore various issues related to urban development, including urban planning, infrastructure, residential and commercial space design, green city concepts, and strategies related to sustainable development. Whether it is the construction of emerging towns or the renovation of old communities, urban development involves people's quality of life, environmental protection and economic growth. Through in-depth analysis of success stories and challenges, we aim to provide readers with the latest information, insights and inspiration to promote understanding and communication of urban space. Welcome to explore the infinite possibilities of future cities together!
Fellow villagers, are you also concerned about the issue of illegal construction? According to current laws and regulations, existing illegal buildings built before January 70, 1 will, in principle, be temporarily suspended from demolition. But please note that this does not mean it is always safe! If it involves public safety or affects urban planning, it may still face demolition.
Houses that are not preserved and registered are indeed at risk of being demolished. Under the Land Law, unregistered buildings may face demolition for violating land use zoning regulations. It is recommended that you clarify the building condition as soon as possible and consult professionals to protect your own rights and interests and avoid subsequent troubles.
Imagine that you bought a 10-ping parking space in Taipei City, where every inch of land is valuable. Not only can it protect your car from wind and rain, but it also provides extra space for getting in and out of the car and for storing things. This is not just parking, it is also an investment to improve the quality of life, so why not do it?
