TAIPEI, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks closed up 1.97 percent on Wednesday,

logging the best daily gain in a month, as property shares such as Farglory led gains on news the government will not levy higher property taxes

in the near term.

The main TAIEX share index closed 144.11 points higher at 7,467.04,

snapping a six-session losing streak and rebounding from a one-month closing low

hit in the previous session.

Real estate developer Farglory surged 5.93 percent, with the construction

sub-index jumping 5.39 percent.

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((Reporting by Taipei newsroom; editing by Ken Wills; +886 2 2508 0815))

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