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Kowloon City elderly care site launched for tender

The approved redevelopment scheme could provide 141 beds across an 11-storey care home.

A cleared redevelopment site at 349 Prince Edward Road West in Kowloon City has been offered for sale through a public tender, according to its sole agent CBRE.

The site spans approximately 6,274 sq ft and has a maximum gross floor area of about 31,371 sq ft.

The Town Planning Board has approved its redevelopment into an 11-storey residential care home for the elderly, including a basement.

The proposed facility could provide 141 beds and include two lifts, a lay-by and parking spaces.

The property is about a five-minute walk from Sung Wong Toi MTR station and is located near St. Teresa’s Hospital and other healthcare facilities.

An eligible elderly care development on the site may qualify for an exemption from the relevant land premium under Hong Kong’s scheme encouraging residential care homes in new private developments.

The tender will close at noon on 18 August 2026.

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