7 Hong Kong developers bid for waterfront project as Kowloon renewal gathers pace
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Hong Kong's Urban Renewal Authority (URA) received seven tender submissions from major developers for a waterfront residential redevelopment project in Hung Hom. The bids were submitted before the Monday noon deadline. A tender review panel will evaluate the proposals and recommend a winner to the URA board, which will make the final decision. This project is part of ongoing renewal efforts in Kowloon.
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Seven large developers submitted bids despite subdued land market.
The deadline for tender submissions was Monday noon.
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Hong Kong's Urban Renewal Authority received seven tender submissions for a waterfront residential redevelopment project in Hung Hom.
South China Morning Post- Seven large developers submitted bids despite subdued land market.
- Project is a major waterfront residential redevelopment in Hung Hom.
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Loaded language removedHong Kong’s Urban Renewal Authority (URA) received seven tender submissions for a major waterfront residential redevelopment project in Hung Hom, drawing bids from some of the city’s largest developers despite a subdued land market. The authority said on Monday that seven developers submitted tenders for the project before the noon deadline.
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Hong Kong's Urban Renewal Authority received seven tender submissions for a waterfront residential redevelopment project in Hung Hom.
South China Morning PostThe submissions were from some of the city's largest developers.
South China Morning PostThe deadline for tender submissions was Monday noon.
South China Morning PostA tender review panel under the URA board will assess the bids before making recommendations.
South China Morning PostThe URA board will decide on the successful bid.
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