A total of 1,967 households in Wang Fuk Court’s eight blocks, A to H, confirmed their intention to sell their ownership interests to the government by the August 31 deadline, the Housing Bureau said. The figure represented 99.1% of all units in the blocks.
The acceptance deadline was 5pm on August 31, 2026. The bureau said acceptance letters sent by post could still be counted if they carried a postmark dated August 31 or earlier.
By the afternoon of August 31, the government had signed formal Agreements for Sale and Purchase with 1,559 households, representing about 78.6% of the total units in blocks A to H.
The two figures mark different stages of the acquisition process: the 1,967 households confirmed an intention to sell, while the 1,559 households had completed the reported formal sale-and-purchase agreement stage.
The government said it would verify the information in the returned acceptance letters before arranging further formal sale-and-purchase agreements. It also said it would continue work on acquiring the remaining ownership titles.
The supplied reports gave differing descriptions of the remaining 17 households, saying either that they had not submitted acceptance letters or had not accepted the offer. They did not state the final number of formal agreements after the reported 1,559 or clarify the status of those households’ ownership titles.