Renovation in Hong Kong is a regulated activity, not just a design exercise. Here is how the Minor Works Control System, your Deed of Mutual Covenant and the management office shape what you can actually build — and the checks worth doing before the first hammer falls.
“What is registration? What’s the difference between Group A and Group B? How much should I prepare for the cashier’s order?”
This guide provides a complete breakdown of the 2026 new launch purchase process, helping you navigate the market with confidence.
Why Do Property Owners Have to Pay Management Fees? Legal Obligations in Hong Kong In Hong Kong, most private residential properties operate under a co-ownership system, where all owners jointly own the common areas of a building—such as corridors, lifts, and external walls. As a result, property owners are legally required to share the costs […]
In Hong Kong, buying a property is not just about securing a home or investment—you are also acquiring a share of the building. As a co-owner, attending Owners’ Corporation meetings (whether AGM or EGM) is both your right and responsibility.
However, many owners find meetings tedious and believe that “my vote won’t matter,” choosing not to attend.
The truth is: the cost of silence can be very expensive.