Did Kai Long Court always have this name? Here we stand before Kai Long Court, a striking residential development in the heart of Kai Tak, Kowloon City District. Kai Long Court tells a story not just of bricks and mortar, but of Hong Kong’s evolving housing landscape. Construction began in March 2019. The court stands on approximately 5,710 square meters of land. It comprises three towering residential blocks, housing 683 units. A two-story retail block stretches along Station Square, just a short walk from the MTR Kai Tak station. Kai Long Court emerged as a Home Ownership Scheme (HOS) project, designed to offer affordable housing options. Initially, the average price per square foot at Kai Long Court reached a record high for HOS developments. However, intervention by Hong Kong’s Chief Executive, Carrie Lam, resulted in a price revision. This ensured that a greater percentage of the units remained accessible to potential homeowners. The development includes amenities such as a retail block, a children’s play area, and basement parking. It incorporates several green features like landscaped areas, vertical greenery, and a green roof. These contribute to over 30% green coverage, minimizing environmental impact. The court’s design considered factors like daylight access and lighting pollution to the surrounding area. Kai Long Court stands as a testament to the ongoing efforts to balance development with sustainability and affordability in Hong Kong’s vibrant urban environment. It offers a glimpse into the city’s commitment to providing housing solutions for its residents.
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