The Transport & Logistics Bureau, in collaboration with the Civil Engineering & Development Department, today invited market expressions of interest (EOI) to develop selected land parcels for a modern logistics cluster (HSK Logistics Cluster) in the Hung Shui Kiu/Ha Tsuen New Development Area.

The five selected sites, ranging from 3.1 to 5 hectares, were identified following a preliminary market sounding exercise. They comprise three parcels in Zone B, which focuses on e-commerce logistics, one in Zone A, focused on high-value goods logistics, and one in Zone C, which focuses on freight forwarding and the low-altitude economy.

Development will be implemented in phases with Zone B forming the first batch. The three parcels within Zone B will become available by late 2027 or early 2028 at the earliest. If combined, they can cater to larger-scale development. The single land parcels in Zones A and C will be made available at a later stage.

Through this EOI exercise, the Government aims to gauge industry interest in developing the first five available sites within the HSK Logistics Cluster. It is also seeking views on the proposed development terms, infrastructure requirements, development scenarios, land disposal options and financial viability.

The feedback collected will help the Government formulate the land lease terms and development mode.

The deadline for EOI submissions is noon on November 13. A briefing session will be held on September 11, with details available on the  HSK Logistics Cluster webpage.