Only a quarter of homeowners at three upmarket Hong Kong estates exposed by a Post investigation have ceased occupying public land a year after the findings were published, while about 10 per cent have demolished their unauthorised structures. Experts said owners could have reasonable excuses for the delays, as they might be in the appeals…
Hong Kong authorities have started taking down clothes recycling bins illegally set up on the streets, as some collectors have been found to have exploited a loophole in the application process. The Post identified a dozen such bins that appeared across the city in recent weeks as residents decluttered for Lunar New Year. Most bins…
Dozens of villagers from a border town in Hong Kong marched to government headquarters on Sunday, demanding better terms under a resettlement plan aimed at freeing up land for the Northern Metropolis mega redevelopment. The villagers from the Hung Shui Kiu area set out from the United Centre in Admiralty at around 11am for the…
Hong Kong property developer Chinachem Group won a government land tender in the New Territories at a price within market expectations amid muted sentiment for land bidding, consultants said. Keen Mighty Limited, a subsidiary of Chinachem Group Holdings, won the site in Sha Tin with a bid of HK$1.02 billion (US$131 million), the Lands Department…
Hong Kong has put up a second parcel of land in Yuen Long for sale, a site earmarked for a multi-storey logistics building, while sweetening the bidding terms. It has also moved the deadline for the first plot to give potential buyers time to consider developing both sites. The government will sell the 77,737-square metre…