As a state-owned enterprise, Taiwan Sugar Corporation continues to cooperate with the government's public policy needs, providing major economic and construction land, developing it into industrial parks, science parks, etc., to maximize the value of the land. In addition to assisting the government in promoting the "social housing" policy, the company has also taken inventory of existing land resources in recent years and built rental housing to meet the housing needs of the general public. In the future, TSC will continue to uphold a rent-only land use policy, select well-connected locations for planning and development, build affordable rental housing, or partner with the government for development, to ensure that these houses can achieve the greatest social benefits.

From 2017 to the end of December 2025, TSC cooperated with the government’s policy of “social housing” and took inventory of 83 sites and 91.58 hectares of land for the Ministry of Interior to evaluate and plan the construction of social housing. Among them, 23 sites with an area of 24.66 hectares have been approved for leasing, and it is estimated that 13,700 social housing units can be planned for construction. Suitable land will continue to be evaluated and made available based on future demand. In addition, according to the Ministry of Interior’s “Transforming Existing Hotels and Public and Private Housing into Social Housing” Project, in August 2023, TSC converted 1,598 units across its six dormitories in northern, central, and southern Taiwan into social housing, bringing the total number of social housing units available to 15,298.

To promote sustainable land reuse and respond to housing needs, TSC also targets students and young people to promote low-carbon housing development on suitable sites throughout Taiwan. This involves incorporating green building materials, low-carbon building design, professional property management, and smart monitoring systems to create shared and high-quality living spaces. Since 2021, seven residential projects totaling 1,266 units have been completed and put into operation in Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung. Currently, 159 units are under construction in Qiaotou District, Kaohsiung, and are expected to be completed by the end of 2026 and operational in the first half of 2027. In 2025, a new cooperative development project for 234 units in Yongkang District, Tainan, was planned, with completion expected by the end of 2029 and operation in the first half of the following year.

In line with TSC's ongoing asset revitalization strategy, suitable locations are being actively identified for self-investment and development of TSC-branded commercial districts and parking facilities. The projects incorporate design concepts such as green building/building energy efficiency, low-carbon (low embodied-carbon) building, and smart building to create a distinctive and high-quality commercial cluster. Currently, plans are underway to construct approximately 1,000 ping (approximately 333 square meters) of low-intensity commercial space in the Quanyuan section of Taichung's East District, with completion expected by mid-2029 and operation commencing in the second half of the same year. Future plans include investing in projects in Tainan and Chiayi to revitalize land use in the short term, increase revenue, and stimulate surrounding commercial and residential functions.

The "Gukeng Industrial Value-Added Park", which is planned under the leadership of the Yunlin County Government and with land resources provided by Taiwan Sugar Corporation, finally received development permission from the Ministry of the Interior in March 2025 after a six-year administrative process. It will be developed into a green energy industry base in line with international trends. This project adopts a joint development model, with Yu Hsin Development & Construction Co., Ltd. as the developer. The 45 hectares of industrial land will be equally allocated between the county government and Taiwan Sugar Corporation according to the agreement. This will not only promote local economic prosperity and increase employment opportunities, but also symbolize a win-win opportunity created by the state-owned enterprise and the local government working together.

To diversify land revitalization and asset utilization, TSC launched its first "Joint Development of Residential Community" project in 2024, seeking partners to construct residential buildings. Different from previous joint development projects where contractors were required to buy back the units allocated to TSC at a contract price, the "Joint Development of Residential Community" model allows TSC to allocate buildings based on the value of the land's joint development rights, retaining them as its own assets for lease. This ensures the sustainable use of assets, reduces the burden on joint development companies of having to buy back all TSC's real estate, and promotes the potential for land revitalization.

The first "Joint Development of Residential Community" development is located in the Yanhang Re-zoning Area of Tainan City. It is expected to be completed as early as 2029. Taiwan Sugar Corporation will allocate one building with 243 units for rent only, as a sustainable asset, which may also be used as high-quality social housing in accordance with government regulations.