29 land transactions in Q3

The Lands Department announced that it registered 29 lease modifications, nine land exchanges and one lot extension in the Land Registry during the quarter ending September 2023, of which 10 were technical changes involving no premium.

Among these land transactions, 12 are located on Hong Kong Island, 16 are in Kowloon and 11 are in the New Territories.

There were no private treaty grants registered during the quarter.

The land transactions realised a total land premium of about $4.844 billion.

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