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| Cheung Ching Commercial Complex |
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 Completed in 1977, the six-storey Cheung Ching Commercial Complex has a total lettable area of about 3 500 square metres. Situated at Cheung Ching Estate near Tsing Yi South Bridge, it provides 17 shops for different trades, including a Chinese restaurant, a cafe and a supermarket. There is also a market with 40 stalls offering dry and wet goods.
The commercial complex is easily accessible by public transport. There are buses and public light buses connecting the complex with the Airport Express Tsing Yi Station and the MTR Kwai Fong Station as well as other parts of Kowloon. There is also a car park providing hourly parking spaces to shoppers.
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| Cheung Shan Commercial Centre |
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 Cheung Shan Commercial Centre is situated in Cheung Shan Estate Road West. It provides 3 400 square metres of retail space with 30 shops, 41 shop stalls, and 10 cooked food stalls. Major trades range from supermarket and clinical service to snack shops and cooked food eateries. There are buses connecting Cheng Shan Estate with Olympus City in Mong Kok and the MTR Kwai Fong Station. Public light buses running to and from Tsuen Wan town centre and the MTR Tsuen Wan station are also available. There are about 200 parking spaces in the shopping centre complex for the convenience of shoppers and residents. A 10-square-metre area on the second level of the shopping centre can be let to short-term tenants for promoting their products and services.
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| Ching Lai Commercial Centre |
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 Completed in 1981, Ching Lai Commercial Centre is situated at 264 Lai King Hill Road, Lai Chi Kok, near Ching Lai Court. The two-storey commercial centre, with a lettable area of about 500 square metres, houses shops suitable for various businesses.
A supermarket, medicine stores, fast food restaurants and bakeries can be found in the shopping centre, offering daily necessities to residents and shoppers.
Ching Lai Commercial Centre is linked with Ching Lai Court by a covered walkway. It takes about five minutes to walk to the MTR Mei Foo Station. Adjacent to the commercial centre is the car park of Ching Lai Court, which provides ample parking spaces for shoppers.
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| Hoi Lai Shopping Centre |
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 Hoi Lai Shopping Centre, located at the junction of Sham Mong Road and Hoi Lai Street, Sham Shui Po, forms part of the newly built Hoi Lai Estate in the West Kowloon Reclamation Area. The Shopping Centre is at the southeast of Mei Foo Sun Chuen. Right next to it are several new private residential projects.
Completed in 2005, Hoi Lai Shopping Centre has become a shopping place for residents of Hoi Lai Estate and the nearby private housing courts.
Provided with central air-conditioning, Hoi Lai Shopping Centre offers a total internal retail area of about 3 800 square metres on the first and ground floors. Shops of various sizes are designed for trades and services like the Chinese restaurants, fast food and specialty restaurant, superstores, convenience stores, banks, laundromats, bakeries, hairdressers and beauty salons, and medical and dental clinics, etc.
A public transport interchange housing a bus terminus, a taxi stand and a mini-bus stop on the ground floor of the Shopping Centre, together with the ample car parking space on the second floor, provide convenience for shoppers and visitors. A comprehensive covered-walkway system link up the Shopping Centre with the neighbouring residential buildings and brings in additional pedestrian flow to this new Shopping Centre.
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| Kwai Chung Shopping Centre |
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 Kwai Chung Shopping Centre, located on Sheung Kok Street, is part of the Kwai Chung Estate Redevelopment Project Phase 3. It provides shopping and leisure facilities to residents of Kwai Chung Estate and the adjacent areas.
Kwai Chung Shopping Centre was opened in mid 2005. This three-storey shopping centre accommodates a market on the ground floor and a shopping mall on the first and second floors. With a total retail space of about 5 862 square meters and the provision of central air-conditioning, the shopping centre is suitable for operating various retail and service trades, including banks, Chinese restaurants, fast food shops, specialty restaurants, superstores, bakeries and convenience stores. The single-operator market on the ground floor has a total lettable stall area of about 800 square metres for selling wet and dry goods.
Kwai Chung Shopping Centre is easily accessible. For local residents, there is a comprehensive walkway system linking the Shopping Centre with the adjacent rental estate and government quarters. Hourly parking spaces are also provided in the car park of Kwai Chung Shopping Centre for shoppers. A public transport interchange housing a bus terminus, a mini-bus stop and a taxi stand on the ground floor of the Shopping Centre allows convenient transportation for local residents and shoppers.
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| Lai Yiu Shopping Centre |
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 Lai Yiu Shopping Centre is situated at the junction of Lai Yiu Street and Lai Cho Road, inside Lai Yiu Estate in Kwai Chung. The two-storey shopping centre was completed in 1977 with a total lettable area of about 2 600 square metres.
Retail and service businesses now operating at the shopping centre include eateries, a Chinese restaurant, supermarket, clinic, barber shop, stationery shop, electrical appliances shop, provision store, medicine and cosmetics shop, clothing and footwear shop, grocery and rice shop, welfare organizations, a career training centre and other general shops. The 44 market stalls provide dry and wet goods. Given the diversity of trades, the shopping centre can cater for the daily need of the local community.
The three-storey car park at the shopping centre is conveniently located with the entrance facing Lai Cho Road and provides ample hourly parking spaces.
The availability of public transport adds advantage to the shopping centre. There are a bus terminal and a taxi stand, while many routes of green public light buses stop by the shopping centre.
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| Lei Muk Shue Shopping Centre |
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 Lei Muk Shue Shopping Centre is situated at the junction of Wo Yee Hop Road and Ngong Hom Road in Tsuen Wan District. It is designed to cater for the daily shopping needs of the residents of Lei Muk Shue Estate and in the vicinity.
Completed in 2004, this centrally air-conditioned shopping centre has retail shops on the lower three floors and car parks on the upper three floors, it provides a total lettable retail area of about 6 900 m for a wide range of trades including banks, Chinese restaurants, fast foods, specialty restaurants, supermarkets, bakeries, convenience stores and a single-operator market with about 980 m marketstall area, is on the lower ground floor offering wet and dry goods.
For the convenience of shoppers and residents, the public transport interchange is located in close proximity to the shopping centre. There is also a comprehensive network of pedestrian links connecting the neighbouring domestic blocks and the shopping centre.
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| Lung Poon Court Commercial Centre |
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 The Lung Poon Court Commercial Centre is situated at the foot of Diamond Hill in Central Kowloon, at the junction of Lung Cheung Road and Po Kong Village Road. It is a modern shopping centre catering for the daily need of the residents of Lung Poon Court.
The three-storey commercial centre comprises a car park and retail facilities. There are a restaurant, a supermarket and shops running different retail trades. The 20 stalls in the market sell dry and wet goods.
Located right in the centre of Lung Poon Court, the Commercial Centre is connected to all the domestic blocks by covered walkways. It is well served by public transport, with bus stops and the MTR Diamond Hill Station nearby. In addition, ample parking spaces are provided for shoppers.
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| Mei Tin Shopping Centre |
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 Mei Tin Shopping Centre, completed by the end of December 2005, is located at Heung Fan Liu Street, Shatin and part of Mei Tin Estate Development Phase 1. This 3-storey shopping centre is centrally air-conditioned with a total lettable retail area of about 3 000 m2. It provides 17 shops for different trades, including a supermarket, a Chinese restaurant, food premises, a convenience store, clinics and other retail and service trades.
For the convenience of shoppers and residents, a public transport interchange is located on the ground floor of the shopping centre. There are also public pedestrian networks linking up the neighbouring residential developments and the shopping centre.
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| Nam Shan Shopping Centre |
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 Nam Shan Shopping Centre is situated at the junction of Tai Hang Tung Road and Tai Hang Sai Street in Sham Shui Po. It provides shopping and market facilities to residents in the nearby Nam Shan Estate, Tai Hang Tung Estate, Tai Hang Sai Estate and the private housing developments Yau Yat Tsuen.
Nam Shan Shopping Centre comprises more than 300 shops and shop stalls on the podium and the ground level. On the ground level there is a market selling daily necessities such as fresh meat and fish, flowers, fruit and vegetables. The shops on the podium provide a wide variety of retail goods and services including restaurants, cafes, convenience stores and groceries. From time to time, product promotion activities are held at the shopping centre to enhance patronage.
Nam Shan Shopping Centre is close by the MTR Shek Kip Mei Station and well served by several bus and public light bus routes. There is also a covered walkway linking the centre with Nam Shan Estate and Tai Hang Tung Estate.
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| On Kay Court Commercial Centre |
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 On Kay Court Commercial Centre is located in East Kowloon, close to the Ngau Tau Kok bus terminal and facing Ngau Tau Kok Market. It forms an integral part of the development of On Kay Court completed in 1984 under the Home Ownership Scheme. Upper and Lower Ngau Tau Estates, Lok Wah Estate, Chun Wah Court and some other private housing estates are also in the vicinity.
The commercial centre is a two-storey air-conditioned complex with a lettable area of 4 300 square metres. There are 36 shops operateing a wide range of trades. It is linked to the four domestic blocks standing on the podium atop it.
Apart from being served by bus routes terminating in the adjacent bus terminal, it is also within a few minutes' walk from the MTR Kowloon Bay Station. In addition, there are adequate parking spaces in the five-storey car park of On Kay Court.
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| Pak Tin Commercial Complex |
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 Pak Tin Commercial Complex is located in Pak Tin Estate, Sham Shui Po. Completed in 1979, the complex comprises 14 shops, four cooked food stalls and 69 market stalls with a total lettable area of around 2 000 square metres. In addition, there are 32 shops and 12 shop stalls on the ground level of the domestic blocks in Pak Tin Estate.
Pak Tin Commercial Complex is easily accessible. There are a car park inside the complex comprising 335 parking spaces and three other car parks at Pak Tin Estate comprising 354 parking spaces. It is well served by public transport including many bus routes. The MTR Shek Kip Mei Station is nearby and a bus terminal is located in Pak Tin Estate.
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| Pok Hong Commercial Centre |
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 Situated inside Pok Hong Estate in Sha Tin, Pok Hong Commercial Centre was opened in 1982 and houses 29 commercial units with a lettable area of about 3 600 square metres. Together with the 15 shops on the ground level of Pok Yu and Pok Wah House, these commercial units feature a variety of retail and service businesses such as convenience store, supermarket, Chinese restaurant and fast food eatery. There are 60 stalls in the market selling wet and dry goods and eight other stalls serving cooked food. An area inside the shopping centre is also available for exhibitions and product promotion activities.
Pok Hong Commercial Centre is easily accessible by public transport. The East Rail Sha Tin Station and the Ma On Shan Rail Pok Hong Station are nearby. A bus terminal is just outside the shopping centre, while en-route stops of various bus routes can also be found there. The multi-storey car park at Pok Hong Estate provides about 415 parking spaces for tenants, visitors and shoppers.
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| Shek Kip Mei Commercial Complex |
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 Completed in 1979, Shek Kip Mei Shopping Centre is situated at Shek Kip Mei, Sham Shui Po. It comprises 542 shops on either the podium or the ground level of the domestic blocks. There are a big market, a supermarket, restaurants and many other shops. The total lettable area is about 8 700 square metres.
Shek Kip Mei Shopping Centre is easily accessible by public transport such as the MTR, buses and public light buses. Hourly car parking facility is also available.
Since Shek Kip Mei is the first public housing estate in Hong Kong, the Housing Authority is planning to retain one of the domestic blocks and turn it into a museum.
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| Shek Pai Wan Shopping Centre |
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 Shek Pai Wan Shopping Centre, located on Yue Kwong Road, Aberdeen, is part of the Shek Pai Wan Estate Redevelopment Project.
Shek Pai Wan Shopping Centre was opened in October 2005. The retail facilities of this shopping centre are on the first floor. With a total retail space of about 1 334 square metres, it provides a supermarket, a fast food restaurant, two medical clinics, a dental clinic and two shops selling electrical, video and audio equipment on short-term leases.
Shek Pai Wan Estate is easily accessible. Local residents can walk to the Shopping Centre via a comprehensive walkway system linking it with the adjacent rental estate. Hourly parking spaces are also provided for shoppers in the car park of the Shopping Centre. A public transport interchange housing a bus terminus, a mini-bus stand and a taxi stand is situated at Shek Pai Wan Estate Phase 1, providing various transport means for the convenience of the local residents and shoppers.
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| Siu Hong Commercial Centre |
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 Centrally located in Siu Hong Court, Tuen Mun, the three-storey Siu Hong Shopping Centre accommodates 35 shops of various trades to cater for the need of residents of the housing court. These include a Chinese restaurant, a supermarket, banks, eateries, 24-hour convenience stores, medical clinics, fashion shops, barber shops and drug stores. There is a kindergarten on the third level while a market with 41 stalls selling meat, fish, vegetable and household items can be found on the ground level.
Siu Hong Shopping Centre is adjacent to the Light Rail Siu Hong Station and West Rail Tuen Mun Station. The shopping centre is conveniently accessible by other types of public transport. Shoppers can also drive to the shopping centre where car parks are provided.
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| Tin Yan Shopping Centre |
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 Tin Yan Shopping Centre is at the southeast of Tin Yan Estate in Tin Shui Wan Area 101, adjacent to Tin Yuet Estate, Tin Wah Estate, Tin Chung Court and Tin Fu Court.
Tin Shui Wai Area 101 will be completed in three phases with Phases 1 and 2 providing a total of about 6 100 residential units and Phase 3 featuring Tin Yan Shopping Centre. The first two phases are expected to house 15 300 people.
The two-storey Tin Yan Shopping Centre has a total lettable retail area of about 3 000 square metres and is equipped with central air-conditioning. It is designed to accommodate a wide range of trades including Chinese and fast food restaurants, a supermarket, bakeries, hair and beauty salons and other general retail businesses.
A bus terminal, a taxi stand and a public light bus stand are located on the ground level of the shopping centre. A Light Rail station is in the vicinity, while a covered walkway system and footbridges link up the domestic blocks and the shopping centre.
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| Wah Fu Commercial Complex |
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 Wah Fu Commercial Complex, situated inside Wah Fu (II) Estate at Pok Fu Lam, was built in 1978. It provides a lettable area of about 4 500 square metres. Operators now include a Chinese restaurant, fast food shops, a supermarket, a 24-hour convenience store, medical clinics and various retail shops. The shop stalls on the fifth floor sell wet and dry goods. Cultural and entertainment activities can be organized in the podium on the seventh floor.
The commercial complex also houses a three-storey car park with about 200 parking spaces for shoppers and local residents. Traveling to Wan Chai, North Point and the Southern District is very convenient as the centre is adjacent to the bus terminal and public light bus stands.
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| Yue Tin Court Commercial Centre |
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 Yue Tin Court Shopping Centre is situated inside Yue Tin Court, Sha Tin, near the private residential development City One on the eastern bank of Shing Mun River. The commercial centre was completed in 1983 with a lettable area of about 900 square metres and comprises 12 shops running supermarket, clinic, education centre and other retail businesses. Nearly all the shops are on the ground level and the podium of the domestic blocks.
Public transport such as buses and public light buses are serving a wide range of destinations from the shopping centre. There is a car park under the podium providing more than 300 parking spaces for residents and shoppers.
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Last revision date: 11 January 2008
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