Here stands Sheung Tak Estate a testament to Hong Kong’s public housing initiatives. Sheung Tak Estate is located in Tseung Kwan O. It is in the New Territories.
This estate near the Hong Kong Velodrome offers more than just housing. It offers a community. The Hong Kong Housing Authority built Sheung Tak Estate. Construction finished in 1998 and 2002. Sheung Tak Estate includes nine blocks. These blocks feature Harmony I and Small Household Block styles.
Sheung Tak Estate comprises several houses each with its own unique name. Sheung Nim House is for senior citizens. Sheung Chun House and Sheung Yan House have a Harmony 1 Option 5 design. Sheung Yee House combines Harmony 1 Option 5 with a New Harmony Annex 2 design. Sheung Chi House uses a Harmony 1 Option 10 design. Sheung Ming House Sheung Shun House and Sheung Lai House offer additional housing options. Sheung Mei House is a Small Household Block built in 2002.
Nearby you’ll find Kwong Ming Court Po Ming Court and Tong Ming Court. These are Home Ownership Scheme housing courts. They were built between 1998 and 1999.
Kwong Ming Court includes Kwong Cheong House Kwong Lung House and Kwong Yin House. Kwong Sui House Kwong Ying House Kwong Ning House and Kwong Sun House complete Kwong Ming Court. Po Ming Court has Po Chung House and Po Pak House. Tong Ming Court consists of Tong Fai House Tong Wong House and Tong Fu House.
In 2016 the by-census recorded the population. Sheung Tak Estate had 18750 residents. Kwong Ming Court housed 12665 people. Po Ming Court was home to 4370 residents. Tong Ming Court had a population of 5904. Together these estates housed 41689 people.
Politically Sheung Tak Estate falls within three constituencies. Lee Ka-yui represents the Sheung Tak constituency. Ricky Or Yiu-lam represents Kwong Ming constituency. Lui Man-kwong formerly represented O Tong constituency.
Sheung Tak Estate stands as a vibrant community. It reflects Hong Kong’s commitment to public housing. It is a home to thousands.