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Homebuyers snap up CK Asset’s #Lyos flats in Hung Shui Kiu, boding well for Hong Kong’s Northern Metropolis plan

  • CK Asset Holdings sold all 200 of the apartments on offer in the first batch of sales at its #Lyos project in Hung Shui Kiu as of 8:30pm
  • More than 7,500 registrations of interest were received, or 36 bids for every unit earmarked for open sale, while 20 flats were reserved for sale by tender

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Buyers queueing for the #Lyos flats in Hung Shui Kiu at CK Asset Holdings’ sales office in Hung Hom on 6 November 2021. More than 7,500 registrations of interest were received, or 36 bids for every available unit. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
A weekend sale of tiny flats in Hong Kong’s New Territories got off to a brisk start, auguring well for the proposed Northern Metropolis residential enclave near the city’s northern border with Shenzhen.
CK Asset Holdings sold all 200 apartments through open sales in the first batch of sales at its #Lyos project in Hung Shui Kiu as of 8:30pm, with more than 7,500 registrations of interest, translating to 36 bids for every available unit, while 20 flats were reserved for sale by tender.
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The smallest #Lyos flat measures 202 square feet (19 square metres), 50 per cent bigger than a standard car-parking space in Hong Kong, priced from HK$3.53 million (US$453,500). Bigger flats are 443 square feet, featuring two rooms with a private garden of 573 sq ft, priced at HK$7.5 million after discounts.

“These flats are guaranteed to sell out, as the buyer can enter the market with just HK$3 million,” said Louis Chan Wing-kit, Centaline Property Agency’s vice-chairman and chief executive of its residential department in Asia-Pacific. “The location in the Northern Metropolis also makes it attractive for buyers, [either] as an investment or to live in.”

A model of a studio flat with a garden at the #Lyos housing development in Hung Shui Kiu, at CK Asset Holding’s sales office in Hung Hom on 4 November 2021. Photo: Edmond So.
A model of a studio flat with a garden at the #Lyos housing development in Hung Shui Kiu, at CK Asset Holding’s sales office in Hung Hom on 4 November 2021. Photo: Edmond So.

The successful launch at Hung Shui Kiu shows how Hong Kong’s residential property bull run has gained momentum in recent months after a brief stumble last year, as the city’s economic recovery and low interest rates bolstered sentiments.

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