Henderson Land wins bid to run Central Harbourfront Event Space

A winning bid involving Henderson Land Development to operate a major Hong Kong harbourfront event space has expanded the developer's footprint in Central to three prime locations. Experts say this could result in greater accessibility and more visitors from surrounding commercial properties.

A winning bid involving Henderson Land Development to operate the Central Harbourfront Event Space has expanded the developer's footprint in Hong Kong's core business district Central to three prime locations. The company already manages the International Finance Centre (IFC).

In addition to the IFC, Henderson in 2021 secured the district’s last major plot—a site dubbed the “land king”—to go on sale. This site is being developed into the Central Yards retail and office space, with the first phase expected to open in 2027 and the second completed in 2032.

Experts say the successful bid could result in greater accessibility for Central and more visitors from surrounding commercial properties.

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Hong Kong's Development Bureau announced on Wednesday plans to launch a tender in the first half of 2027 for the first marina in nearly 40 years, revamping a 1.16-hectare seaside site near Po Chong Wan in Aberdeen. The project will offer about 200 berths and include a yacht clubhouse with 250 flats.

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Six bids were received for a residential site in Tung Chung, Hong Kong, indicating cautious optimism in the property market. Major developers including Sun Hung Kai Properties, Kerry Properties and Sino Land participated in the tender. The 14,152-square-metre parcel is expected to yield around 990 housing units.

Hong Kong's Airport Authority is partnering with Eythos to develop a HK$300 million (US$38.28 million) art storage facility set to open next year, as part of efforts to position the city as a global art trading hub. Authority CEO Vivian Cheung Kar-fay stated at a Wednesday contract signing that Hong Kong is the world's second-largest primary art trading market and a key gateway to mainland China.

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Hong Kong's Development Bureau unveiled six subsidiary laws on Tuesday to remove bottlenecks in the Northern Metropolis project. A key measure shortens town planning procedures in non-conservation areas from nine months to two. Experts say it will not undermine the Town Planning Board's authority.

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