Hong Kong Housing Authority and Housing Department

Allocation Status

Allocation Status
Allocation Status

Public rental housing (PRH) applicants who have successfully registered can check the latest allocation status.

Highest Detailed Vetting and Allocation Number (As at the end of 1 1)
 
1. Approximate highest numbers of PRH applications currently under detailed vetting:
Family Size District
Urban Extended Urban New Territories Islands
2-person
3-person
4-person
5-person
6-person
7-person or above
 
2. Approximate highest numbers of PRH applications that have accepted public housing offers:
Family Size District
Urban Extended Urban New Territories Islands
2-person
3-person
4-person
5-person
6-person
7-person or above
  • For details of Public Housing Production Forecast, please click here.
  • PRH applicants may enquire about application status, amend PRH application information (including change of choice of district), change the date and time of detailed vetting interview, etc. via the “e-Services for PRH Application”. For details, please click here.

Note:

  1. 1

Noteworthy item (allocation of public rental housing flats with special circumstances)

1
Highest Detailed Vetting and Allocation Number (As at the end of 1 1)
 
1. Approximate highest Elderly Persons Priority Scheme application numbers currently under detailed vetting:
Family Size District
Urban Extended Urban New Territories Islands
1-person
2-person
3-person
 
2. Approximate highest numbers of PRH applications that have accepted public housing offers:
Family Size District
Urban Extended Urban New Territories Islands
1-person
2-person
3-person
  • For details of Public Housing Production Forecast, please click here.
  • PRH applicants may enquire about application status, amend PRH application information (including change of choice of district), change the date and time of detailed vetting interview, etc. via the “e-Services for PRH Application”. For details, please click here.

Note

  1. 1

Noteworthy item (allocation of public rental housing flats with special circumstances)

 
 
Applications under Detailed Vetting (1 1)

Non-elderly one person applicants registered under the Quota and Points System before 1 1 1 and have reached the score point of

1 By 1 1 1 are being / will be arranged for detailed vetting.
 
Applications having accepted public housing offers (As at the end of 1 1)

The lowest scores for non-elderly one-person applicants registered under the Quota and Points System having accepted public housing offers in individual application districts are:

 
Urban 1 points
Extended Urban 1 points
New Territories 1 points
Islands 1 points

Since the number of non-elderly one-person applicants and public housing supply vary in different application districts, the lowest scores having accepted housing offers in individual districts may also vary. Applicants may reconsider their choice of district according to their preference and the urgency of their housing needs. However, the choice of PRH in the Urban district (including Hong Kong Island and Kowloon) is subject to restrictions stated in note 3 below. Furthermore, the relative priority of allocation depends on the points awarded under the Quota and Points System, which is related to the age of the applicant at the time of registration, and there may be more older applicants reaching the allocation stage in any given period, the lowest score having accepted housing offer in a particular district may increase when compared with that of the previous month.

  • For details of Public Housing Production Forecast, please click here.
  • PRH applicants may enquire about application status, amend PRH application information (including change of choice of district), change the date and time of detailed vetting interview, etc. via the “e-Services for PRH Application”. For details, please click here.

Note

  1. 1

Noteworthy item (allocation of public rental housing flats with special circumstances)

1

Express Flat Allocation Scheme (EFAS)

Please click the following link “EFAS Web Page” to acquire updated information of EFAS.
EFAS Web Page

 

Annual Analysis of Average Waiting Time for Public Rental Housing in 2023

To enhance information transparency, the Housing Department has conducted an analysis of the housing situation of general applicants for PRH in 2023.  The analysis shows that in recent years, the number of cases that were housed to flats in the New Territories exceeded those that were housed to flats in Urban district or Extended Urban district.  Hence, the general applicants waiting for flats in the New Territories would be housed more quickly.  Taking applicants who are in the front part of the waiting list as an example, the waiting time for PRH applicants for flats in the New Territories is generally shorter than those for Urban or Extended Urban by a year.

In addition, the number of general applications on the waiting list has reduced by 4 300 as compared with last year.  One of the major reasons was that the number of applications allocated with PRH has increased in recent years.  Over the past two years, there was an annual average of about 20 000 general applications allocated with PRH, which had risen by over 20% from the yearly average of 16 200 in the previous five years (from 2017 to 2021), that has helped clear some of the general applications that had waited for a longer time.

Please click the link below for the relevant document:

The above information only shows the waiting time distribution of general applications allocated with PRH between January 2023 and December 2023.  Past trends are not indicative of the future.  The information only serves as a general reference and should not be used as the basis for projecting the waiting time of individual applications.

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