Parc InvernessKowloon City
HK$ 20MHK$ 21M
SFA 883'
Fortune Well HeightKowloon City
HK$ 36.8M
SFA 1,464'
Parc Inverness Block 1Kowloon City
HK$ 48MHK$ 49.8M
SFA 1,487'[Not Verified]
Parc Inverness Block 5Kowloon City
HK$ 24.8MHK$ 26.8M
SFA 898'[Not Verified]
HK$ 21M
HK$ 20M
Price Reduced on 07 Mar 2023
HK$ 36.8M
Updated on 23 Mar 2023
HK$ 49.8M
HK$ 48M
Price Reduced on 15 Oct 2022
HK$ 26.8M
HK$ 24.8M
Price Reduced on 17 Jan 2023
HK$ 42.5M
Updated on 28 Mar 2023
HK$ 17.3M
HK$ 13.5M
Price Reduced on 27 Dec 2022
Kowloon City (九龍城) is an older, relatively low-density, residential area within the Kowloon District that has slowly been transformed into a more modern area. Previously, Kowloon City was home to the Kai Tak international airport, and as a result, height restrictions to buildings in Kowloon City were imposed to minimise any potential hazards of low flying aircraft. After Hong Kong international airport was built, the height restrictions were lifted and more high-rise buildings started to appear. Kowloon City used to be frequented by plane spotters hoping to snap a spectacular photo in-between buildings of low flying aircraft. Kowloon City has also developed a reputation amongst many food enthusiasts who can be treated to a variety of great Southeast Asian cuisines (particularly Thai restaurants and grocery stores) which has led some locals dubbing it as “Hong Kong’s Little Thailand”. Tung Tau Estate is the main public housing estate within the Kowloon City, and the main retail building is the Kowloon City Plaza. Other notable places of interest include the Kowloon City Public Market, the historical Chinese military outpost now called 'Kowloon Walled City Park'.
Mong Kok East StationMTR Station
Lok Fu StationMTR Station