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NTN NT and LW/MKT has three boundary control points/ports and has the potential to develop various economic uses and promote emerging industries.
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KTN/FLN NDA mainly provides housing supply; land is also reserved for a Government joint-user office and a joint-user complex to drive development of the area. Besides, the Long Valley Nature Park in the NDA is making good progress and is expected to be open for public in 2024.
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MTL area can serve as an intersection linking Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park and KTN NDA, relevant study has commenced.
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Boundary Commerce and Industry Zone

Note: The development project boundary, alignment and station location of railway and major roads projects under-planning as shown are indicative only. The exact boundary, alignment and station location are subject to further review. For cross-boundary railway projects, the associated alignment and station location are subject to further discussion with Mainland authorities.


New Territories North New Town (NTN NT)

  • With a project area of about 1,420 hectares (ha), the NTN New Town covers the Heung Yuen Wai, Ta Kwu Ling, Ping Che, Hung Lung Hang, Queen's Hill, Man Kam To and Lo Wu South areas. With the advantage of having three boundary control points (BCPs) at Lo Wu, Man Kam To and Heung Yuen Wai, NTN New Town has potential to develop various BCP-related economic uses and industries requiring large land area for operation. It can be developed into a BCP business district and a base for emerging industries, achieving complementary development with the Luohu District in Shenzhen.
  • Project highlights of the New Territories North New Town include Gateway Economy (such as providing business, financial, professional, leisure, retail, etc. services), emerging industries (such as modern logistics, food-related uses, advanced construction, etc.), Cultural, Education and Sports Hub (including 40ha land for post-secondary education use and 50ha land for cultural, arts and sports facilities), and the 8km-long Green River Valley connecting the west and east part of the New Development Area.
  • For detailed information on New Territories North New Town, please refer to the following website:
    https://nm-ntnorth.hk/
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