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Urban Renewal Authority (HK)

Urban Renewal Authority (HK)
The Urban Renewal Authority (URA) is a Hong Kong-based statutory body, established in May 2001, dedicated to planning and implementing urban renewal projects. Headquartered in Central, its primary mission is to create quality and vibrant urban living by addressing urban decay and improving living conditions in older districts. The URA’s main activities encompass redevelopment, rehabilitation, preservation, and revitalisation of buildings and areas. It is significant for its "people first, district-based" approach and its crucial role in transforming Hong Kong’s urban landscape, including large-scale projects and heritage conservation.
Urban planning

Editorial | Hong Kong is right to harness market forces for urban renewal

Plot ratio concessions will encourage developers to rebuild older properties, realigning commercial interests with the city’s development needs.

URA posts HK$338 million operating surplus after three years of losses

Opinion | Hong Kong needs regenerated districts, not piecemeal renewal

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7 Hong Kong developers bid for waterfront Kowloon renewal project

Site for 1,200 flats, worth at least US$688 million, is part of urban renewal initiative linking Kowloon neighbourhoods to Kai Tak.

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