Residential buildings in Hong Kong’s Hung Hom district. Both estate agents and landlords should note that noncompliance with the requirements under Part IVA may constitute an offence. Photo: Sam Tsang
Residential buildings in Hong Kong’s Hung Hom district. Both estate agents and landlords should note that noncompliance with the requirements under Part IVA may constitute an offence. Photo: Sam Tsang
Ruby Hon Yuen-ping
Opinion

Opinion

Concrete Analysis by Ruby Hon Yuen-ping

How estate agents and landlords should implement Hong Kong’s new tenancy control regime for subdivided units

  • Part IVA of the Landlord and Tenant (Consolidation) Ordinance came into effect on 22 January this year
  • As estate agents may handle tenancies relating to units that are subject to Part IVA, the Estate Agents Authority has issued a practice circular setting out the relevant guidelines for them to follow

Residential buildings in Hong Kong’s Hung Hom district. Both estate agents and landlords should note that noncompliance with the requirements under Part IVA may constitute an offence. Photo: Sam Tsang
Residential buildings in Hong Kong’s Hung Hom district. Both estate agents and landlords should note that noncompliance with the requirements under Part IVA may constitute an offence. Photo: Sam Tsang
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