Hong Kong Housing Authority and Housing Department

On Ying Shopping Centre

On Ying Shopping Centre is located at On Hei Street. It is a commercial development project under On Ying Court Home Ownership Scheme (HOS) development programme. Apart from the Shopping Centre, On Ying Court includes 2 domestic blocks and carpark facilities. The Court will provide 1 140 HOS units and is expected to accommodate a population of about 3 190 persons upon completion. The project is expected to be completed in 2025.

On Ying Shopping Centre will provide 17 shops with a total lettable area of about 1 097 square meters. The shops in the Shopping Centre will be offered in various size, are suitable for different trades, such as fast food shop, restaurant, convenience store, clinic as well as other retail and service trades.

Cheung Tung @ Chill Walk

Cheung Tung @ Chill Walk – Located in Tung Chung Area 99, Lantau Island, Cheung Tung Estate is the first completed section of Chill Walk*, featuring 19 shops with approximately 2 300 square meters of lettable area. The shops are located on the ground floor of Cheung Yat House, Cheung Yuet House, Cheung Fai House and Cheung Yiu House, which are suitable for a variety of businesses including Chinese restaurants, fast food shops, cafés, convenience stores, clinics and bakeries as well as other retail and service trades. Conveniently located near a public transport interchange and hourly parking, the shopping centre is easily accessible to local residents and shoppers.  In addition to the shopping centre, Cheung Tung Estate comprises 5 domestic blocks providing 4 780 public rental housing units, scheduled for phased completion in 2025. Upon completion, the estate will accommodate a population of some 14 000.

*Chill Walk – A flagship retail hub developed by the Hong Kong Housing Authority at Tung Chung East. This integrated development offers a network of shopping streets with over 15 000 square meters of lettable area upon completion of the multi-phase development. Chill Walk will bring together retail, dining, fashion, green living, culture and education as well as leisure and entertainment, and emerge as a vibrant hub for trendy lifestyles and recreation.