Cheung Kong (Holdings) and Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) have been the most aggressive land purchasers since April last year, snapping up seven sites together including the six largest lots.
There were 23 government sites including the Kowloon Station phase three development sold during the period.
Cheung Kong bought three residential sites in Kowloon Tong, Tin Shui Wai and West Kowloon for HK$5.13 billion.
SHKP took three others including one on The Peak, the Kowloon Station project and a mixed housing site on Ap Lei Chau for HK$3.62 billion.
The two giants also teamed up to pay HK$1.9 billion for a West Kowloon site at last week's auction.
Through the acquisitions, Cheung Kong added 2.84 million square feet of residential floor area to its land bank while SHKP secured 2.34 million sq ft.
The seven sites involved a total of HK$10.65 billion, representing 73 per cent of the total HK$14.59 billion land revenues generated from the 23 sites.
