Hong Kong Buildings Department: A total of 10 building plans were approved in November 2025.
In November 2025, the Buildings Department of Hong Kong approved a total of 10 sets of building plans, including 3 for Hong Kong Island, 3 for Kowloon, and 4 for the New Territories. The approved plans include six residential and mixed-use developments, two factory and industrial developments, and two community service developments.
In November 2025, the Hong Kong Buildings Department approved a total of 10 sets of building plans, including 3 for Hong Kong Island, 3 for Kowloon, and 4 for the New Territories. The approved plans include six residential and mixed-use developments, two industrial developments, and two community service developments.
Five construction projects were granted approval to commence, providing a total of 7,025 square meters of residential building floor area with 140 units, and 5,620 square meters of non-residential building floor area upon completion. Additionally, the Department received notifications for the commencement of rooftop construction for 7 building projects.
The Buildings Department also issued 14 occupation permits, including 5 for Hong Kong Island, 5 for Kowloon, and 4 for the New Territories. The residential building floor area for these permits totaled 39,753 square meters with 1,616 units, while the non-residential building floor area was 301,458 square meters. The total value of newly completed buildings in November was approximately 14.1 billion Hong Kong dollars.
Furthermore, the Buildings Department approved six demolition projects. In November, the Department received 2,214 reports of unauthorized building works and issued 413 demolition orders for these structures.
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