New World Sells Final Unit at Kowloon City Project, All 120 Flats Gone
AM730 · 1 SOURCESabout 6 hours ago2 MIN
Summary
New World Development (017) has completed the sale of all 120 units at its Zhenbo development in Kowloon City, marking the final sell-out of the BOHEMIAN COLLECTION trilogy. The last unit sold on September 28, 2026 was a three-bedroom penthouse on the 26th floor, fetching HK$14.49 million or HK$24,986 per square foot of saleable area .
Key Points
- The final unit sold was Flat E on the 26th floor, featuring a 580 sq ft saleable area with three bedrooms including one en-suite, an enclosed kitchen, and a 462 sq ft rooftop .
- The buyer was attracted by New World Development's brand reputation, the project's artisan design, Lion Rock views, and a ceiling height of up to 4 metres between floors .
- Additional drawcards include proximity to MTR Sung Wong Toi station, which is within walking distance, and the prestigious Primary 41 school net .
- Zhenbo comprises 120 units total: 39 one-bedroom (244–252 sq ft), 38 two-bedroom (330–335 sq ft), 38 three-bedroom (580–607 sq ft), and 5 special units .
- The project is divided into two zones: MUSE ZONE (3rd–25th floors) with ceilings up to 3.5 metres high, and SKY DELUXE (26th floor) with ceilings reaching 4 metres .
- The expected key date for completion is September 30, 2027 .
Why It Matters
Zhenbo's sell-out concludes New World's BOHEMIAN COLLECTION, a three-project strategy that also included Zhener and Zhenyue, together generating nearly HK$1.7 billion in sales . This demonstrates sustained demand for new homes in Kowloon City, a mature district with limited fresh supply, while underscoring New World's ability to price premium units successfully amid a competitive property market.
Zhenbo's sell-out concludes New World's BOHEMIAN COLLECTION, a three-project strategy that also included Zhener and Zhenyue, together generating nearly HK$1.7 billion in sales . This demonstrates sustained demand for new homes in Kowloon City, a mature district with limited fresh supply, while underscoring New World's ability to price premium units successfully amid a competitive property market.