Qiu Degen Family Tsuen Wan Chuan Long Land Shen Rebuild Hotel
The Tsuen Wan Chuan Long site, which was held by the founder of the company, was recently applied to the Town Planning Board for the development of the proposed hotel for the “Recreation” site.
According to the Town Planning Board, the application development site is located at No. 389, Tsuen Wan City Lot and adjacent government land. The site covers an area of 14.9 knots. It plans to build 2 hotel buildings and 13 family holiday homes. It will provide 141 hotel rooms (including 13 family holiday homes, involving a floor area of approximately 5.63 million miles.
Last year, 11 buildings were rejected.
The applicant stated that the proposed hotel development is expected to maintain a current tranquil environment through the design of various activities, together with the existing recreational activities in Chuanlong and its surrounding areas, will operate as a resort to promote local tourism. According to the information, in April 2016, the company applied for the above-mentioned land application for residential development. It plans to build 27 single-storey, three-storey independent houses with an average area of about 2372 square feet. It is proposed to develop 11 three-storey high-rise houses and increase the green space through a stepped platform and design to enhance the shutdown. However, in November last year, the Town Planning Board rejected the application by applying for a plan that did not meet the surrounding low-density natural environment.
Henderson 418 million Yitong Bayu Street old building property rights
In addition, Henderson Land (0012) yesterday unanimously acquired the titles of Bars Street 21, 23, 25 and 27 between Sham Shui Po and Shek Kip Mei at a reserve price of $418 million. Hwanda’s executive director, Huang Haoming, said that the site will be developed along with the neighboring Yaodong Street and Nanchang Street projects. It is estimated that the building area will be about 40 square miles and small and medium-sized units will be built. The 21st, 23rd, 25th and 27th floors of Barfield Street covers an area of 5287.5 square feet. It is now a four-storey building completed in 1952. The ground floor is a shop and there is a public staircase in every two buildings.
In addition, Mr. Huang said that some of the Group’s projects are in the process of negotiating with the Government for land premiums, such as the Yuen Long and Siu Wai projects, and the Yau Tong Wan project. He hopes that the Yau Tong Wan project land premium will be completed next year.