Urban Renewal Authority

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The Urban Renewal Authority (市區重建局; URA) is a statutory body in Hong Kong responsible for accelerating redevelopment to provide a better living environment and neighbourhood. It was set up in 1999, replacing its predecessor Land Development Corporation (土地發展公司, or 土發 for short) which was set up in 1988.

Contents 1 Projects 1.1 Completed projects 1.2 Current projects 1.3 Planned projects 1.4 Proposed projects 2 External link

[edit] Projects

[edit] Completed projects

(including previous projects by Land Development Corporation)

• The Center in Central
• Grand Millennium Plaza and Cosco Tower in Sheung Wan
• Langham Place in Mong Kok

[edit] Current projects

• Tsuen Wan Redevelopment Project (between Yeung Uk Road, Tai Ho Road, Sha Tsui Road and Wo Tik Street)
• The Merton (New Praya, Kennedy Town)

[edit] Planned projects

[edit] Proposed projects

[edit] External link

• Official website of the URA