• Streamlining the Transfer and Takeover Procedures for National Land Inside and Outside River Areas Administered by the Central Government

To unify the administrative authority and clarify responsibilities regarding national land inside river areas administered by the central government, the NPA and the Water Resources Agency (WRA), under the Ministry of Economic Affairs, held a joint leadership meeting and reached a consensus to simplify procedures and expedite the transfer and takeover of national land managed by both parties, whether located inside or outside of designated river areas. To accelerate implementation, on September 14, 2023, the MOF issued official approval allowing for the general transfer of national public use land located outside river areas that is administered by river management branches of the WRA to the NPA, even if such land is subject to occupancy. The NPA also established specific operational procedures for the takeover of national public use land outside river areas to the NPA, as well as procedures for the transfer of national non-public use land inside river areas to the river management branches. As of the end of 2025, the NPA has taken over 5,008 pieces of national land outside river areas, covering approximately 290 hectares, and transferred 7,228 pieces of land located inside river areas, totaling approximately 1,454 hectares, to the river management branches.

• Review the Usage Plan for Recovered Houses and Lands of Family Quarters Proposed by Central Government Agencies

A total of more than 3,000 family quarters remained following the expiration of the implementation period of the Inventory of Family Quarters of the Central Government Agencies Project in 2020, and were included as a regular operation for performance verification by the Executive Yuan. The agencies shall recover national houses and lands used for family quarters of civil servants in residential districts, commercial districts, and industrial districts within the urban planning area, and the type A, B, C, and D non-urban building lands. For national houses and lands that are planned to be used for other public purposes, use plans shall be filed with the housing authorities, which will be forwarded to the Ministry of Finance for review and approval. As of the end of 2025, seventeen agencies (including Yilan Branch, the FNCA, Ministry of Agriculture) were approved to manage 71 houses and land of family quarters by using them as dormitories, cultural and educational creative exhibition & performance space, and a cultural tourism park with the usage plan, which helped enhance the usage efficacy of national real property in core areas.

• Execute “Phase II Plan for Strengthening Clean-Up of Occupied National Non-Public Use Real Estate”

In 2025, a survey regarding 29,384 plots (entries) of occupied land and the handling of 4,263 hectares of occupied lands and 74 occupied buildings (households) of houses were scheduled. Surveys of 34,158 plots (entries) of land and the handling of 4,580 hectares of land and 151 buildings (households) of houses were actually completed.

• Implementation of the “Environmental Clean-Up and Dengue Fever High-Risk Site Patrol Management Plan for National Non-Public Use Real Estate”

In 2025, the NPA planned to conduct 54,876 patrols of dengue fever high-risk sites and perform environmental maintenance on 313 hectares of national non-public use real estate. In practice, 82,219 patrols were completed, and 830.41 hectares were cleaned.

• Implementation of the “Salute to the Sea – Coastal Clean-Up and Maintenance Plan”

The NPA is responsible for managing approximately 699.5 kilometers of coastline. In 2025, 15,016 operations were completed. Patrol and clean-up efforts covered a cumulative distance of 38,094.3 kilometers. Through the participation of 72,520 personnel, a total of 3,582.7 metric tons of waste was removed, including 366.7 metric tons of recyclable waste, 2,968.4 metric tons of non-recyclable waste, and 247.6 metric tons of driftwood.

• Implementation of the “Project for the Restoration, Management, and Conservation of National Non-Public Use Cultural Heritage Sites”

In accordance with Paragraph 2, Article 8 of the Cultural Heritage Preservation Act, public cultural heritage sites shall have budgets prepared by their owners or managing authorities to carry out preservation, restoration, and management. The NPA manages a vast number of cultural assets (as of 2025, up to 353 sites). In addition to continuously revitalizing and utilizing these assets in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, the NPA also strengthens the management and maintenance of those not yet available for use. However, the overall funding for cultural heritage site restoration and maintenance remains insufficient compared to the actual needs. To address this funding gap, the NPA formulated the Directions for Adoption and Maintenance for National Non-public Use Cultural Assets to secure dedicated funding. The plan was approved for implementation by the Executive Yuan on August 16, 2021, and subsequently amended on November 14, 2023, and August 27, 2025. The plan spans from 2022 to 2027, with a total budget of NT$1.6 billion. As of 2025, the NPA has completed restoration and reuse plans for 16 cultural heritage sites, two cultural heritage restoration projects, and 1,665 cultural heritage inspections.

• Implementation of the “Office Building Acquisition Project of the National Property Administration, Ministry of Finance”

The NPA’s original office building on Guangfu South Road was over 50 years old, structurally deteriorated, and no longer met operational needs. The cost of structural reinforcement and repair was deemed excessive. To ensure seismic safety and modernize the facility, the NPA adopted the cooperative development model previously used in the “Ministry of Finance Training Institute and Surrounding National Land Cooperative Development Project” by introducing private resources. Under this model, the partner developer was to construct a new office building on the original site, while the NPA provided two national land parcels located in Nangang and Zhongshan Districts, Taipei City, for the developer to build and operate privately owned facilities under establishment of superficies. Following eight unsuccessful tenders between 2021 and 2024, the contract was awarded on January 16, 2025, and subsequently signed on February 20, 2025. The partner developer is currently proceeding with the related planning and design operations.

• Implementation of the “Enhanced Promotional Project for the Improvement and Utilization of National Non-public Use Real Estate”

In accordance with Article 47 of the National Property Act, the NPA continues to collaborate with the authorities of target enterprises to jointly improve and utilize national non-public use real estate. Applicable industry types include cultural and creative or youth entrepreneurship parks, industrial zones, commercial facilities, sightseeing and recreation facilities, transportation interchange facilities, green energy facilities, and long-term care service facilities. To strengthen the tracking and management of the progress of joint improvement and utilization cases and to facilitate the replication of successful experiences, the “Enhanced Promotional Project to Collaborate with Authorities of Target Enterprises to Jointly Improve and Utilize National Non-public Use Real Estate” and the corresponding promotion team were established on July 4, 2016. In accordance with policy directions from the Executive Yuan for the NPA to lead the development of national land, the aforementioned project was amended on March 8, 2023. The amendment introduced new operational mechanisms for “Matching with Central Authorities of Target Enterprises for Improvement and Utilization in Designated Industries” and “Self-managed Improvement and Utilization,” and the project title was revised to the Enhanced Promotional Project for the Improvement and Utilization of National Non-public Use Real Estate. As of 2025, 67 partners have signed contracts for improvement and utilization, with estimated total income exceeding NT$28.6 billion.