Environmentalists and Tseung Kwan O residents descended upon the Legislative Council building yesterday to voice their opposition to the government's plans to expand landfills.
- Fri
- Oct 4, 2013
- Updated: 1:05am
NTT Communications, the information technology services arm of Japanese firm Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, expects to buttress Hong Kong's position as an international financial centre with the...
The contentious issue as to how a new national soccer training centre at Tseung Kwan O would be financially run once it is built has at last been resolved with the government agreeing to...
The government has agreed to underwrite millions of dollars in operating costs for the next 10 years so work can start on the long-overdue soccer centre at Tseung Kwan O. With construction costs...
A site earmarked for development into a data centre in Tseung Kwan O - and up for tender next month - is expected to attract keen bidding interest as there is a shortage of such service centres in...
The government will put two residential land sites - one in Tseung Kwan O and another on Lantau Island - up for sale next month in a tender that is expected to fetch a total of up to HK$4.14...
Q: I'm an expatriate from Europe. I plan to buy a flat in the Hong Kong Parkview estate for my own use. It will cost about HK$19 million. How much stamp duty do I need to pay and are there any...
Wheelock Properties yesterday outbid eight developers to win a residential site in Tseung Kwan O for HK$2.45 billion for what is to be its third development in the district.
Two residential sites up for tender have had mixed response, with the bigger plot in Tseung Kwan O attracting strong interest but the other in Tuen Mun gathering just three bids.
Tseung Kwan O may look like just another satellite town, but it's teeming with celebrities. Most of them hang out at INA by Inagiku, the Japanese restaurant famous for teppanyaki and tempura.
A 17-year-old boy suffered critical injuries in a fire that swept through his flat in Tseung Kwan O yesterday. Six of his neighbours were also injured. About 150 residents were evacuated from Tak...
GDS, a mainland information-technology services group backed by the World Bank, aims to invest more than HK$1.5 billion to build two advanced data centres in Hong Kong.
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