The government is being forced to subsidise restoration of the historic Haw Par Mansion after twice failing to find a commercial operator to do the job.
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- May 20, 2013
- Updated: 12:37pm
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The future of Haw Par Mansion remains unclear after the only bid to redevelop the historic building was rejected.
The Development Bureau invited tenders again yesterday after...
At least 10 organisations have shown interest in taking on the convservation of Haw Par Mansion.
The potential tenants have signed up for the Development Bureau's on-site briefings...
The strong public response to open days for historic Haw Par Mansion served as a reminder that any future use should keep it highly accessible, the Development Bureau says.
The government has withdrawn a HK$45 million sweetener aimed at attracting businesses to find a commercial use for the historic Haw Par Mansion.
It was announced in the policy address that Haw Par Mansion will be revamped for use by the wine trade. What effect will the financial crisis have on Hong Kong's bid to be a wine hub? Write to us...
The wine trade and creative industries will be offered the chance to revitalise two historic sites - the Haw Par Mansion in Tai Hang and the former police quarters in Central where remains of...
Government groups reject Aw family home
The historic Haw Par Mansion remains vacant despite escaping Cheung Kong's bulldozers in 2002 because no government department wants to take...
Name: Brian Chan Cheong-yu
Age: 22
Course: Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in History
School: Lingnan University
Year of Study: Year Three
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In the 12 years I have lived in Hong Kong, I have frequently read stories that have dismayed, confounded and even distressed me, yet I have
Photographer Cynthia Lee Hong-yee was inspired to fight a family decision to sell her grandfather's private garden when she returned from the US to take pictures of the waterfront site.
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