The Buildings Department approved 21 building plans in November – six on Hong Kong Island, nine in Kowloon and six in the New Territories. Of the approved plans, five were for apartment and apartment-commercial developments, five
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The Buildings Department approved 21 building plans in November – six on Hong Kong Island, nine in Kowloon and six in the New Territories. Of the approved plans, five were for apartment and apartment-commercial developments, five
The Lands Department issued seven pre-sale consents for residential developments in the fourth quarter of 2019. They were issued for seven residential developments, involving 3,534 units. One development in Sha Tin comprising 104 residential units is
The Government will sell three residential sites by tender in the January-March quarter that will provide around 1,850 flats. Briefing the media today on the Government’s land sale programme for the last quarter of this financial
The Buildings Department approved 17 building plans in October – six on Hong Kong Island, four in Kowloon and seven in the New Territories. Of the approved plans, eight were for apartment and apartment-commercial developments, four
The Government’s 10-year housing supply target will decrease by 20,000 to 430,000 flats, while the public to private flat ratio of 70:30 will remain unchanged. Secretary for Transport & Housing Frank Chan made the statement today
The Buildings Department approved 29 building plans in September – nine on Hong Kong Island, nine in Kowloon and 11 in the New Territories. Of the approved plans, 11 were for apartment and apartment-commercial developments, eight
The projected private flat supply for the next three to four years is 93,000 units, unchanged from the previous estimate. The Transport & Housing Bureau today said there were 10,000 unsold units in completed projects at
Proposed HSR extension would enable trains to reach Yilan from Taipei in 13 minutes TAIPEI — It will take only 13 minutes to travel the 50-kilometer route from Nangang, Taipei, to the northeastern city of Yilan
The Government is set to ask the MTR Corporation (MTRC) to start the detailed planning and design for the Tuen Mun South Extension in the coming year. Secretary for Transport & Housing Frank Chan told legislators
The Buildings Department approved 22 building plans in August – seven on Hong Kong Island, eight in Kowloon and seven in the New Territories. Of the approved plans, 10 were for apartment and apartment-commercial developments, three