One Stanley investigation expands to other units and construction projects
K&K Property has been asked to investigate comparable homes, while the Buildings Department will sample some units and inspect other projects.
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K&K Property has been asked to investigate comparable homes, while the Buildings Department will sample some units and inspect other projects.
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Owners must sign by 15 October, as flat selection under the government’s special sales plan continues.
New World will transfer the airport-area project’s assets and pay more than HK$3 billion as the authority prepares a new operating plan.
Only consultants and contractors accepted onto the lists will be eligible to bid for projects through the planned service for owners.
Kai Yeung Court dominated early selections, while one applicant could only reserve a flat pending a provisional purchase agreement.
The plan allocates 294,000 public units and 126,000 private units; required land for most projects in the later five-year period remains at an early stage.
Owners and prospective tenants face different eligibility tests, fees and submission routes under the two subsidised-housing schemes.
The machine is being tested at three estates, with operators using cameras and remote controls to clean tanks from outside.
About 100 hectares is reserved for the project; most of the technopole’s land was previously expected to be released after 2030.
Sun Dong says some overlap is reasonable; firms proposing certain work at San Tin may be referred to other sites.
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