HK$1.6b redevelopment project planned for To Kwa Wan
HK$1.6 billion plan to redevelop run-down block of flats follows suggestion from owner

A nine-storey building on To Kwa Wan Road will be redeveloped into a new block with 150 flats if more than 80 per cent of the building owners agree with a proposal by the Urban Renewal Authority.
The 1,200 sq metre site at 68A to 70C involves 129 property interests, 240 households and eight ground-floor shops.
If given the go-ahead the redevelopment would be the authority's ninth demand-led project in which the authority redevelops a site at the request of owners.
Lawrence Mak Chung-kit, the authority's general manager for planning and design, said living conditions in the building were "unsatisfactory". There were also unauthorised structures, rooftop buildings and subdivided units in the building, erected in 1960.
After development, the area would provide 150 flats, 150 sq metres of commercial space and 830 sq metres of land for government, institution and community use, Mak said.