Sun Hung Kai's SIERRA SEA 2C(2) Opens Show Flats, Eyes Weekly Launch
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Summary
Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP, stock code: 016) unveiled the sales brochure for the SIERRA SEA 2C(2) phase of its Sai Sha Bay development on September 29, 2026. The company has opened four show flats to media, with prices anticipated next week. The dual-tower development consists of Emerald Avenue Tower 1 and Tower 2, offering 522 units spanning 381 to 924 square feet. This phase marks the first time the project features standard four-bedroom units, with some of these higher-end units likely to be sold by tender .
Key Points
- SIERRA SEA 2C(2) provides 522 units across two towers, the smallest supply among launched phases of the project
- Unit breakdown: 301 two-bedroom (418–440 sq ft), 164 three-bedroom (493–713 sq ft), and 29 four-bedroom (760 sq ft)
- Four show flats opened to media on September 30 include one four-bedroom (Tower 1, 20/F, Unit F, 760 sq ft) and one two-bedroom (Tower 1, 20/F, Unit G, 427 sq ft)
- Chan Hon-nam, SHKP executive director, revealed pricing will reference the unique conditions and recent secondary market transactions exceeding 200 deals
- The GO PARK gallery will reopen to the public on October 1, 2026, with a formal price list expected next week
Why It Matters
The SIERRA SEA 2C(2) launch represents SHKP's continued expansion in the Sai Sha corridor, where the developer has been building a comprehensive residential community. For buyers, the introduction of standard four-bedroom units addresses demand from larger families seeking new homes in the New Territories, while the potential tender approach for premium units signals confidence in buyer appetite for high-end offerings in this waterfront location.
The SIERRA SEA 2C(2) launch represents SHKP's continued expansion in the Sai Sha corridor, where the developer has been building a comprehensive residential community. For buyers, the introduction of standard four-bedroom units addresses demand from larger families seeking new homes in the New Territories, while the potential tender approach for premium units signals confidence in buyer appetite for high-end offerings in this waterfront location.