依據內政部營建署最近辦理「加速推動都市更新-當前都市更新政策及最新都市更新法令講習會」之會議資料所示，為健全都市更新機制，投資重大都市更新案，促進各都市重要區域之再開發，行政院經濟建設委員會目前正協同內政部營建署與民間業者，擬透過行政院國家發展基金，結合公股金融事業及民間投資者的力量，並參考英國經驗，共同籌組「臺灣都市更新股份有限公司」，以加速推動都市更新事業。相關內容可參見內政部營建署都市更新E化平台http://recity.cpami.gov.tw//。有關英國都市更新經驗，可參見天下雜誌389期，Covery story有關新「世界之都-倫敦」之報導。
成立「臺灣都市更新股份有限公司」，此政策是否會有雷聲大雨點小、叫好不叫座的情形？尚待觀察。在距離總統大選逼近的時刻，內政部營建署恐怕更要加把勁，透過媒體、輿論及相關說明會，讓營建產業利多消息讓更多的社會大眾瞭解，並獲得支持。
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◆經建會針對「台灣都市更新股份有限公司」辦理情形之澄清稿
有關97年2月21日報載，「三圓投資1.5億 王光祥 可望主導台都」一節，本會說明如次：
一、本會依據行政院96年11月14日第3066次院會院長提示：「內政部與本院經建會擬議與民間共同籌組都市再開發機構，投資或提供資金協助民間專業機構整合實施都市更新事業，請儘速辦理。」著手進行相關籌備工作，於97年1月16日正式對外公布投資計畫書與申請須知，徵求民間投資者共同籌組「台灣都市更新公司」，並於1月25日邀請都市更新相關專業團體、公司，包括建築開發業、金融保險業、都市更新業、建築經理業、不動產經紀業等，舉辦「行政院經建會徵求民間投資者共同籌組『台灣都市更新公司』」說明會；至2月14日止受理投資申請，目前正在辦理相關文件審查與綜合審查作業，預計4月底成立並開始營運。
二、「台灣都市更新公司」成立目的在於有效推動都市更新事業，帶動整體都市發展，改善都市風貌與機能，將結合公、私部門資源與技術優勢，投資或執行各類都市更新開發個案。其業務包含：
（一）投資、推動重大都市更新案。
（二）接受政府機關、國公營事業機構或更新團體委託辦理、投資都市更新事業。
（三）投資、提供資金協助民間辦理都市更新事業。
（四）投資、協助地方政府成立都市更新公司。
（五）協助中央與地方政府推動都市更新相關政策。
（六）辦理教育訓練、出版等都市更新推廣相關事宜。
三、台灣都市更新公司規劃由行政院國家發展基金（40％，最高總投資額為新台幣24億元）、公股金融事業（9％，最高總投資額為新台幣5.4億元）與民間投資者（51％，最高總投資額為新台幣30.6億元）共同組成，規劃資本額為新台幣60億元，成立時實收資本額以新台幣30億元為目標，惟將視募集狀況調整。因此，公司相關董監事及營運團隊等均於資金到位及股權協調完畢後，始能確定，報載三圓公司主導台都一節，應屬誤載，特此澄清。
「台灣都市更新股份有限公司」投資計畫書、申請須知及說明會相關資訊，請參見經建會網站。
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Published on Taipei Times
http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/biz/archives/2008/01/18/2003397816
Joint venture proposed to spur urban rejuvenation
RENEWAL: The National Development Fund will invest NT$2.4 billion for a 40 percent stake, while private firms will contribute NT$3.06 billion for a majority holding
STAFF WRITER, WITH CNA
Friday, Jan 18, 2008, Page 11
The government will join the private sector in establishing a joint-venture company to speed up the pace of urban rejuvenation, a spokesman for the Cabinet's top economic planning agency said yesterday.
Competitive salaries will be offered to attract competent professionals to work for the new company, the Council for Economic Planning and Development (CEPD) spokesman said.
The spokesman said the council had been working to quicken the pace of land redevelopment in old urban communities across the country, but problems in land acquisition stemming from illegal constructions and occupancy had increased cost and scheduling risks and costs, turning off most private investors from the projects.
Saying that urban renewal is a complicated process that cannot be completed solely by government agencies or nonprofit organizations, the spokesman said that the council has decided to collaborate with the private sector to set up an urban rejuvenation company that will begin operating on April 21.
According to a CEPD blueprint, the National Development Fund under the Executive Yuan will invest a maximum of NT$2.4 billion (US$75 million) for a 40 percent share in the company, and state-run financial institutions will hold a 9 percent stake, investing a maximum of NT$540 million, the spokesman said.
The remaining 51 percent will be held by private companies, which will invest a maximum of NT$3.06 billion, the spokesman said.
He added that total investment in the joint-venture company would be set at NT$6 billion, with the paid-in capital to be set at NT$3 billion when the company is established.
Many cities around the country have old buildings that are often crowded together in densely populated areas. Some of the buildings were quickly built after 1949 to accommodate the influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing China.
The newly formed company is designed to assist government agencies, state-run institutions and private companies to carry out urban renewal as well as help select and manage urban renewal business operators dedicated to implementing community regeneration.
The company will also invest or provide funds to various urban renewal companies to spur development in the construction and related businesses, the spokesman said.
He said the company would offer high pay to lure professionals specializing in urban renewal, urban planning, land development, financial planning, investment assessment, legal affairs and project management.
According to the initial plan, the company's president is expected to receive an annual salary of NT$3 million to NT$4 million. General managers would get NT$2.5 million to NT$3.5 million, while deputy general managers would be offered NT$1.5 million to NT$2.5 million.
Meanwhile, department heads would receive NT$1 million to NT$1.4 million. An annual salary ranging from NT$800,000 to NT$1.2 million would also be offered to staffers, the spokesman said.
