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The City University of Hong Kong Student Hostel at Whitehead

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MiC Projects In Hong Kong

Chinese Medicine Hospital in Tseung Kwan O

Elderly's Home at Jat Min Chuen Chung Yuet Lau

Public Housing Developments at Anderson Road Quarry Sites R2-6 and R2-7

Lau The City University of Hong Kong Student Hostel at Whitehead

Residential Care Homes for the Elderly ("RCHE") in Kwu Tung North

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Overseas Significant Projects

MiC has been developed rapidly in recent years.

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MiC Display Centre

The MiC Display Centre is conveniently located within the CIC - Zero Carbon Park at Kowloon Bay and is within walking distance from the MTR station (Exit A). It is also easily accessible via an array of transportation options.

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Last Updated: 27.01.2026 12:56:27

Transitional Housing Projects

In order to relieve the acute shortage of housing, the HKSAR Government announced the three-year transitional housing target of 15,000 units in January 2020. Up to now, two MiC transitional housing projects were completed, including the Nam Cheong 220 by The Hong Kong Council of Social Service and the Junction of Sung Wong Toi Road and To Kwa Wan Road Project by Lok Sin Tong. United Court by Sheng Kung Hui will be commenced shortly. The largest project in Kong Ha Wai by Pok Oi Hospital was commenced in March 2021. Over 6,000 people will be homed by the end of 2022.

Summary of MiC Transitional Housing Projects in Hong Kong

Last updated on 16.06.2021

Update on the Progress of Supplying Transitional Housing

08.07.2021 Legislative Council of the HKSAR

政府指逾4,000伙過渡性房屋正動工興建料明年第3季或之前落成 (Chinese only)

08.07.2021 Sing Tao Daily

過渡性房屋元朗同心村動土明年中落成惠澤五千基層家庭 (Chinese only)

20.06.2021 Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui

設計思維切合居住需要康健指標提升居民自信 (Chinese only)

20.06.2021 Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui

New United Court Transitional Housing Project to house 1,800 families in mid-2022

17.06.2021 The Standard