The highly anticipated luxury residential complex "Tao Zhu Yin Yuan" in the Xinyi District of Taiwan has once again stirred up controversy with its real estate transaction price registration. China Construction Engineering Corporation initially announced the sale of a unit on the 17th floor in early October, with the original transaction amount being NT$1.2 billion. However, in the latest announcement in November, influenced by market sentiment and external news, the total price was significantly reduced by NT$90 million, ultimately selling for NT$1.11 billion. Notably, the buyer's identity, as revealed by the land registry transcript, appears to be a foreign woman surnamed Wu with considerable financial resources.
Tao Zhu Yin Yuan was sold for NT$90 million less; Zhonggong stated that the price was negotiated again in response to news reports.
The transaction was originally set at NT$1.2 billion, with the property comprising approximately 300 ping (about 66.7 square meters) of space and four parking spaces, bringing the price per ping close to NT$4 million. However, on November 13th, Chung Kong Construction issued a correction notice, lowering the transaction price to NT$1.11 billion. Chung Kong Construction admitted that the reason for the price adjustment was: due to recent news reports, the client requested further negotiation. Market speculation suggests this may be related to recent news about changes in developer equity and the overall slow sales pace in the luxury housing market, allowing the buyer to gain room for negotiation.
The identity of the buyer of Tao Zhu Yin Yuan has been revealed: a mysterious foreigner holding a residence permit.
The most pressing question for the public is: who is the first mysterious resident of Tao Zhu Yin Yuan? There were rumors that it was Huang Licheng, the "Machi Big Brother," but he has already denied it with a joke.
Domestic media reviewed the land registry transcript and found that the registered name was Ms. Wu. Although the buyer chose to hide the unified identification number and address, the registered document type showed a residence permit number, not a Taiwanese identity card number, leading to the conclusion that the buyer is likely a foreign national. The transcript shows that the property "did not have any mortgage," meaning that the purchase price of NT$1.11 billion was most likely paid entirely in cash, without a loan, demonstrating the buyer's considerable financial strength.
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