Fung Mao Plaza Whole Floor on Sale in Fanling at 39,142 sq ft with EOI Deadline October 28
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Summary
Savills (Hong Kong) has been appointed by the receiver as the exclusive agent to invite Expression of Interest offers for the entire second floor of Fung Mao Plaza situated at 21 On Lok Lane, Fanling, New Territories. The property spans a gross floor area of approximately 39,142 square feet and is being offered for sale in its current condition with vacant possession. The EOI deadline is October 28, 2026 at 12:00 noon .
Key Points
- Property located at 21 On Lok Lane, Fanling with gross floor area of 39,142 sq ft and four parking spaces (two private car bays and two truck bays)
- Floor height of approximately 3.48 metres with floor loading capacity of up to 200 lbs per square foot, suitable for heavy industrial use
- Building features complete loading and unloading facilities accommodating 40-foot container trucks directly at the unloading zone
- Situated in the core Fanling Industrial Zone, approximately 15 minutes by car from Luohu and Lok Ma Chau border crossings
- Within the Northern Metropolis development core area, attracting mainland Chinese enterprises seeking Hong Kong presence
- CHOW Ho-man, Senior Director and Deputy Head of Industrial and Kowloon Commercial Sales at Savills, describes the property as a rare large-scale quality commercial-industrial offering with both owner-occupier and investment appeal
Why It Matters
This sale represents a rare opportunity for enterprises seeking substantial industrial space near Hong Kong's major land borders with Shenzhen. As the Northern Metropolis development advances and cross-border economic activity intensifies, properties in this corridor are expected to see sustained demand from logistics, e-commerce, and trading companies looking to establish or expand their Hong Kong operations .
This sale represents a rare opportunity for enterprises seeking substantial industrial space near Hong Kong's major land borders with Shenzhen. As the Northern Metropolis development advances and cross-border economic activity intensifies, properties in this corridor are expected to see sustained demand from logistics, e-commerce, and trading companies looking to establish or expand their Hong Kong operations .