SHKP Quarterly

集團於維港臨海地段 The Group initiates a grand, integrated development plan at the harbourfront 策動綜合式大型發展宏圖 Over the years, the Group has added new elements to various districts with high development potential, generating business growth in the neighbouring areas and enhancing communities overall. Some of these are well known as landmarks in the city. Currently, the Group is developing Victoria Harbour Development luxury residences, plus a flagship mall Harbour North, and the premium Hotel VIC on two neighbouring North Point seafront sites, which boast a combined gross floor area of over 1.11 million square feet. These two neighbouring sites are strategically located at a prestigious seafront section on Hong Kong Island, supported by a well- equipped transportation network and facilities, generating great potential for further development. Linked together by an expansive planned waterfront promenade 1 , Victoria Harbour Development, Harbour North and Hotel VIC will create a great deal of synergy for the Group, while providing a unique, leisurely harbourfront experience for the local community at large. The creative plans are progressing well. Upon full completion, the multi- dimensional sites are poised to become a grand integrated North Point harbourfront landmark. Transportation convenience North Point is blessed with an established transportation network and the Group’s current development sites will benefit greatly from the major roadways on Hong Kong Island. These sites are near to the Island Eastern Corridor allowing for a convenient drive to the Central business district and other parts of Hong Kong Island. Upon the commissioning of the Central-Wan Chai Bypass and Island Eastern Corridor Link, travelling from Central to the Island Eastern Corridor at North Point will only take about five minutes 2 . These development sites are located in between the Cross-Harbour Tunnel and Eastern Harbour Crossing, providing a dual tunnel advantage to reach Kwun Tong, Kowloon Bay, Feature Story Vol 87 • Q1 2018 • SHKP Quarterly 4