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Urban Renewal Authority (HK)

Urban Renewal Authority (HK)
The Urban Renewal Authority (URA) is a Hong Kong-based statutory body, established in May 2001, dedicated to planning and implementing urban renewal projects. Headquartered in Central, its primary mission is to create quality and vibrant urban living by addressing urban decay and improving living conditions in older districts. The URA’s main activities encompass redevelopment, rehabilitation, preservation, and revitalisation of buildings and areas. It is significant for its "people first, district-based" approach and its crucial role in transforming Hong Kong’s urban landscape, including large-scale projects and heritage conservation.
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Explainer | Bid-rigging clamp, smoke-free construction sites: Hong Kong Legco gets cracking

The Post looks into measures proposed in response to last year’s Wang Fuk Court fire.

Hong Kong’s embattled Urban Renewal Authority raises HK$8 billion in bond sale

Editorial | Strike a balance when fixing Hong Kong’s urban renewal compensation

The Urban Renewal Authority should ease the concerns of affected owner-occupiers while putting its operations on a sounder footing.

Hongkonger fights to save 60-year-old shop amid Kowloon City redevelopment

Instead of chasing a professional career, Tony Lam, 22, chooses to preserve his family’s business amid changes in old Kowloon City neighbourhood.

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Opinion | Hong Kong needs new thinking to regenerate ageing districts

Integrating high-value, old-district sites with market-driven renewal rights offers substantial social, environmental and economic rewards.

A view of the Urban Renewal Authority’s development project at Shantung Street and Thistle Street in Mong Kok on December 29, 2024. Photo: Edmond So
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