Metro City (Hong Kong)

Metro City (Chinese: 新都城) is the largest private housing estate and shopping centre in Tseung Kwan O, New Territories, Hong Kong, developed by Henderson Land Development.[1] Built on the reclaimed land in Po Lam, the estate was developed in three phases.

Metro City
MCP (Metro City Plaza) Central & Metro City Phase II
LocationTseung Kwan O, Sai Kung District, Hong Kong
Coordinates22°19′23″N 114°15′28″E
Opening date1996 (Phase 1)
2000 (Phase 2)
2002 (Phase 3)
DeveloperHenderson Land Development (恒基兆業地產)
ManagementSunlight REIT (陽光房地產基金):Phase I
Henderson Land Development(恒基兆業地產):Phase II/III
OwnerSunlight REIT (陽光房地產基金):Phase I
Henderson Land Development(恒基兆業地產):Phase II/III
No. of stores and services400
Total retail floor area1,500,000 sq ft (140,000 m2)
Metro City Phase 1
Platform garden of Metro City Phase 2

The MTR Po Lam Station, terminus of Tseung Kwan O Line, is located next to Metro City Phase II.[2] Metro City Phase II also serves as the Po Lam public transit terminal.

Residential blocks

The estate is divided into three phases by the order of their development, offering a total of 6768 units.[3] Phase 1 consists of 6 blocks completed in 1996. Phase 2 consists of 11 blocks completed in 2000. Phase 3, also called The Metropolis (Chinese: 都會豪庭),[4] consists of 4 blocks completed in 2002.[5]

Shopping centre

Each phase of Metro City has its own shopping centre. The shopping centre is the largest in Tseung Kwan O and covers 1.5 million square feet in size. It houses a department store, two grocery stores, a wet market, and over 400 shops. There are two cinemas in Tseung Kwan O, one is located at Metro City.

Footbridges connect the three shopping centres.[6] Surrounding housing estates such as The Pinnacle, Verbena Heights, Po Lam Estate, and Yan Ming Court also have direct pedestrian access to Metro City through footbridges.

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