Newer residential towers on Jingmao 1st and 2nd Rds, with Nangang Elementary and the Keelung River levee
The Nangang Economic and Trade Park neighbourhood refers to the block of newer buildings next to Nangang Software Park Station, along Jingmao 1st Road and Jingmao 2nd Road. The whole neighbourhood corresponds to Sanchong Li in Nangang District—nothing to do with Sanchong District in New Taipei City. It's bordered by the Keelung River to the north and east, Nangang Road Section 1 to the south, and shares a border with the Nangang Station neighbourhood along Huimin Street and Xingdong Street to the west. Nangang Elementary School and Jingmao Park are both inside the neighbourhood, while Nangang Exhibition Center Station is in the neighbourhood next door.
Greenery ranks first out of Taipei's 65 neighbourhoods, and the street environment ranks second—both right near the top. On the inner side of the riverbank there's the Keelung River Left Bank Bike Path, so you can walk or cycle without ever leaving the neighbourhood. Commuting is easy too, with Nangang Software Park Station on the Wenhu Line right inside the neighbourhood. Nangang Elementary School's catchment covers all of Sanchong Li, so the elementary school zone is entirely within the neighbourhood.
Healthcare ranks 64th out of 65 neighbourhoods, nearly at the bottom, so it's worth figuring out where you'd go for medical care well ahead of time. A fair chunk of Sanchong Li is taken up by offices, exhibition facilities and an MRT depot—agents say the housing is mainly concentrated along Jingmao 1st Road and Jingmao 2nd Road. When you go look at places, it's worth walking around the actual area to see if it feels lived-in enough. For junior high, Chengzheng Junior High School is in neighbouring Xinfu Li, not within this neighbourhood.
In 1992, the Executive Yuan approved the development plan for the Nangang Economic and Trade Park, which was to include a software park and an exhibition centre. The first two phases of the software park were built on the former site of Taiwan Fertilizer Company's Nangang Plant, with phase one breaking ground in 1996 and finishing in 1999. Nangang Software Park Station opened in July 2009; at first it averaged fewer than a thousand riders a day and was dubbed the quietest MRT station in Taiwan. At the end of 2014, the CTBC Financial Park was completed and CTBC moved its headquarters in; a pedestrian bridge linking it to the park also opened that same month, after which ridership at the station rose noticeably.
Compared with the 65 Taipei neighbourhoods in this guide (scores 0–10)
NHI-contracted hospitals, public elementary and junior high schools whose catchment covers this area (estimated from the 2026 school-year village/neighborhood catchment table, treating every neighborhood in a village as equal in size; "Shared catchment" means families there can choose between two or more schools), high schools and universities within 1 km, stations, and parks of 1 ha or more.
70 blocks · 1 villages · Data version 2026-10-06
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