台灣房價風暴前夜！十大崩盤高風險區全曝光：朴子奪冠、寶山第二，高雄四區上榜，板橋江翠北、青埔、A7入列｜量先價行3警訊與3大導火線一次看懂

Is the housing market truly only going to rise and never fall? This film uses data to dissect Taiwan's housing market, highlighting three major warning signs: a collapse in pre-sale home sales, unsold new homes, and vacant used homes. Based on cross-referencing indicators, it identifies ten administrative districts where housing prices are most likely to soften first: 10 Banqiao Jiangcui North Side, New Taipei City; 9 Zhongli Qingpu, Taoyuan City; 8 Guishan A7, Taoyuan City; 7 Beitun, Taichung City; 6 Fengshan, Kaohsiung City; 5 Renwu, Kaohsiung City; 4 Qianjin, Kaohsiung City; 3 Dashu, Kaohsiung City; 2 Baoshan, Hsinchu County; and 1 Puzi, Chiayi County. The film delves into the causes of supply and demand imbalances in each district: frozen sales volume, accumulation of unsold and vacant homes, high leverage and the risk of forced liquidation by investors, and structural problems such as the price difference between new and used homes. It also points out three triggering factors: selective credit controls and interest rate hikes by the central bank, a supply tsunami caused by the wave of new home deliveries, and banks becoming more conservative in their valuations. Finally, here are some operational tips for owner-occupiers and investors: how to understand "volume precedes price," identify regional fundamentals and bubble signals, and manage capital and risk. Don't miss this episode if you want to see the truth before the storm. Taiwan Housing Market Storm on the Eve! Top Ten High-Risk Areas for Collapse Exposed: Puzi Takes the Top Spot, Baoshan Second, Four Districts in Kaohsiung Make the List, Banqiao Jiangcui North, Qingpu, and A7 Join the Fray | Understanding the 3 Warning Signs and 3 Triggers of Volume Preceding Price Movement