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Kai Tak residential sites attract hordes of bidders

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The site of the old Kai Tak airport, part of which will be redeveloped into a residential area for permanent Hong Kong residents. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Two residential sites in Kai Tak on Friday received a huge response from developers who submitting a total of 29 bids despite the restriction that the flats built on the sites must be sold to Hong Kong permanent residents.

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The smaller of the two sites attracted 16 bids, while the adjacent one, 13 bidders, said a Lands Department spokesman.

The sites are in the centre of the Kai Tak development area and near the future Kai Tak MTR station on the Sha Tin-Central Link line.

Surveyors estimated they could fetch HK$3.96 billion to HK$4.4 billion, or HK$4,500 to HK$5,000 per square foot.

The smaller site covers an area of 83,647 square feet, which could yield a total gross floor area of 418,235 sq ft.

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The larger site has an area of 92,409 sq ft and could provide a total gross floor area of 462,045 sq ft.

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