Hong Kong to grant three property sites for East Kowloon transit project

The Hong Kong government has approved handing three property sites to the future operator of a planned green transit system in East Kowloon to boost financial viability. The project linking Choi Hung and Yau Tong aims to open by 2033.

The government said on Friday that the arrangement would ensure the expertise and financial capability of the private sector could be best utilised. The successful bidder will be responsible for financing, design, construction, operation and maintenance.

Since projected revenues net of expenditures would fall short of the expected return on capital, the government will grant property development rights of three primarily residential sites. The operator will pay a nominal premium.

The tender will be launched next month for the 7km line. Similar arrangements were used for the Kai Tak transit system.

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Hong Kong lawmakers in session voicing concerns over Huanggang checkpoint parking shortage, with Secretary Tang presenting solutions.
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Hong Kong lawmakers concerned over Huanggang checkpoint parking shortage

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Hong Kong lawmakers on Friday voiced concerns about the lack of parking at the upgraded Huanggang border crossing, deeming shuttle bus services inconvenient. Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung said authorities plan to build a nearby car park with shuttle buses to the checkpoint. Lawmakers called for an on-site public car park similar to the one at Heung Yuen Wai crossing.

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.

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Hong Kong's Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan told lawmakers on Monday that the government plans to table a bill by year-end to standardise regulation of future mass transit projects, including Kai Tak and East Kowloon. The framework would use open tenders to enhance service quality and empower the Executive Council to grant franchises while penalising non-compliant operators. Lawmakers have raised concerns over fares and long-term service quality.

Hong Kong's Finance chief Paul Chan says the city will channel capital and innovation into the global green transition for carbon-neutral development. Speaking at a symposium on low-carbon transition and sustainable development, he highlighted Hong Kong's role in green finance and technology.

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