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Land, Housing, Transport and Infrastructure

Northern Metropolis

  • Hong Kong Park in Hetao Co-operation Zone: $3.7 billion earmarked to expedite Phase 1 infrastructure and public facilities; identify suitable land parcels for private development proposals this year
  • San Tin Technopole: HKSTPC is expected to complete master planning study in third quarter of this year
  • Large-scale land disposal: Begin tendering work for 3 pilot areas from second half of the year
  • Data facility cluster at Sandy Ridge: Re-zoning procedures expected to be completed in mid-2025
  • Convention and exhibition facilities: Identify suitable sites for developing convention and exhibition facilities
  • Railway development: Conduct investigation and design study of the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Western Rail Link (Hung Shui Kiu – Qianhai), and detailed planning and design of the Northern Link Spur Line this year

Land

  • About 13 700 units from the 2025/26 Land Sale Programme (8 residential sites), railway property developments, URA projects and private development and redevelopment projects
  • No commercial sites will be put on sale in the coming year
  • Consider re-zoning some commercial sites to residential sites, and allow more flexibility of land use
  • Postpone the completion date for in-situ land exchange of commercial site in Hung Shui Kiu/Ha Tsuen New Development Area
  • Make available land for about 80 000 private housing units in the coming 5 years

Housing

  • Public housing: Total public housing supply will reach 190 000 units in the coming 5 years
  • Private housing: Completion of over 17 000 private residential units annually in the coming 5 years. Expected first-hand private residential unit supply to be about 107 000 units over the next 3-4 years

Infrastructure Development

  • Set aside $15 million for the Centre of Excellence for Major Project Leaders to enhance professionalism, innovation capabilities and cost-effective management in construction industry
  • Funding of about $95 million from the Government and CIC to provide on-the-job training subsidies for trainees enrolled in part-time degree programmes
  • CIC to allocate $150 million to subsidise the construction industry’s on-the-job training for graduates of degree programmes in engineering, architecture, surveying, planning and landscape architecture
  • GBA Standards for the first pilot construction trade to be announced

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