Wang Fuk Court buyout accepted by 99.1% of households by August 31 deadline
The Housing Bureau said 1,967 households in blocks A to H confirmed their intention to sell, while formal agreements had been signed with 1,559 households.
Read the story
Housing & Development
Latest
More news · newest firstMore in Housing & Development
Revised Lamma quarry plan proposes 1,200 homes and expanded tourism facilities
The Development Bureau has submitted the latest proposal for the former quarry at Sok Kwu Wan to the Islands District Council, but approval and construction dates remain undecided.
Wang Fuk Court owners accepting acquisition offer must return letters by Aug 31
Letters must be signed and returned by 5 p.m., with unsold titles to return to the market mechanism afterwards.
Crowds gather as 857 Shing Chi Court flats offered in Green Form selection
The Kowloon Bay homes were priced at about HK$1.68 million to HK$3.54 million, with saleable areas of roughly 280 to 469 square feet.
Hong Kong expands robot use in public works
More than 20 public works projects had adopted the first four categories of high-efficiency construction robots by August 2026, while further uses in inspection and maintenance are being developed.
Government will not extend August 31 deadline for Wang Fuk Court buy-back scheme
Officials say the decision is needed to keep rehousing and related sales work on schedule, with home selection expected to begin by the end of September.
Wang Fuk Court owners offered 596 Anderson Road flats priced up to HK$5.369 million
The wider special-sale scheme also includes units in Kowloon Bay, seven Home Ownership Scheme projects and a Housing Society development in Fanling.
Urban Renewal Authority reports HK$338 million operating surplus and plans enhanced Tendering Easy service
The authority said it is discussing the proposed service’s measures and implementation details with the Government, but no launch date has been announced.
Architects propose Buildings Maintenance Authority as five-year plan consultation ends
The Hong Kong Institute of Architects also wants artificial intelligence used in public housing allocation and new standards for mass-timber construction.
English coverage informed by local Chinese-language reporting. Original sources linked in every story.