Henderson Land JV Unveils 1,296-Unit 'The Arbour' Project in Hung Hom

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·Mar 26 2026, 07:57

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Key Takeaways

A consortium including Henderson Land, Hysan Development, and Empire Group has officially named its new residential project 'The Arbour'. Located in Hung Hom, the development is a major component of the Urban Renewal Authority's 'East Victoria Harbour' initiative, with the first batch of units now approved for pre-sale.

Project Scale: The development, located at 1 Bailey Street, will deliver a total of 1,296 residential units across four phases.
Pre-Sale Approved: Pre-sale consent has been granted for 648 units in the project's first and third phases.
Completion Timeline: The key completion date for the project is scheduled for August 31, 2027.

Henderson JV Reveals 1,296-Unit 'The Arbour' Development

A joint venture between Henderson Land, Hysan Development, and Empire Group has officially named its large-scale residential project at 1 Bailey Street, Hung Hom, 'The Arbour'. The development is set to introduce 1,296 units to the market, divided into four distinct phases. The project primarily features two to three-bedroom layouts, targeting a core segment of the Hong Kong housing market.

Pre-Sale Begins for 648 Units with 2027 Completion

Regulators have granted pre-sale consent for the first and third phases of the project, releasing a total of 648 units to the market. This initial offering consists of 360 units from the first phase and 288 units from the third. The developers have announced a key completion date for the project of August 31, 2027, providing a clear timeline for prospective buyers and investors.

Project Anchors 'East Victoria Harbour' Renewal Plan

'The Arbour' serves as a key inland component of the Urban Renewal Authority's expansive 'East Victoria Harbour' initiative. According to Han Jiafei, a general manager at Henderson Property Agency, the plan integrates inland land with waterfront space under a 'Sea-Land-Coast' concept. It represents the first time the Urban Renewal Authority has adopted a 'community development' model, which consolidates eight adjacent plots to create a cohesive, large-scale urban renewal area.