北部地段 | CLOUDVIEW 雲向

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At the Heart of the Northern Metropolis¹

The Northern Metropolis will be the engine of Hong Kong's future growth. Its development will shape new career and lifestyle opportunities.

Two Innovation and Technology Centres Lead the Way to Hong Kong's Future

The landmark development will encompass the San Tin Technopole and the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park in the Loop (HSITP in the Loop), twin I&T powerhouses that will create synergy with the Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Zone to become the I&T hub for the future.

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HSITP in the Loop Driving the Growth of 6 Pillar Industries²

The Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park (HSITP) covers an area of 87.7 hectares, and is a one-of-a-kind I&T park conjoining with Shenzhen’s I&T zone. It will be the focal point for the development of 6 pillar industries - life and health, AI & data science, new energy, new materials, mircoelectrics and robotics².

The development of HSITP is divided into two phases. The main works for the first three Buildings of HSITP have officially completed. The first batch of buildings includes the topped-out buildings as well as a completed talent accommodation building³.

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San Tin Technopole & Northern Metropolis University Town Meeting Place for Innovative Minds

The San Tin Technopole is expected to provide about 210 hectares of land for innovation and technology, adjoining the innovation and technology zones in Shenzhen’s Huanggang and Futian areas. It is projected to become a hub for an innovation and technology cluster, generating synergies with Shenzhen I&T Zone and creating high‑quality employment opportunities. ⁴

The government has reserved a total of about 90 hectares of land in the Northern Metropolis for the development of the Northern Metropolis University Town, with the earliest sites expected to become available for use between 2026 and 2030. ⁵

All New Rail Network Aboard for New Lifestyle Possibilities

Departing from MTR Sheung Shui Station, you can explore the thriving aura to the north, or travel conveniently to the southern metropolis at Victoria Harbour* for work. Whichever way you go, an extensive rail network^ connects you to new experiences at every stop!

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At the Heart of the Northern Metropolis¹

The Northern Metropolis will be the engine of Hong Kong's future growth. Its development will shape new career and lifestyle opportunities.

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Two Innovation and Technology Centres Lead the Way to Hong Kong's Future

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HSITP in the Loop Driving the Growth of 6 Pillar Industries²

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San Tin Technopole & Northern Metropolis University Town Meeting Place for Innovative Minds

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All New Rail Network Aboard for New Lifestyle Possibilities

Northern Metropolis - the new urban landscape

Enjoy countless lifestyle possibilities with direct access to 5 border checkpoints^※ for the best in modern living

Unmatched mobility via 3 rail lines ⁴

Three major rail lines⁴ keep you connected to the twin cities' living circle.

East Rail Line

In close proximity to Sheung Shui Station, offering one-stop access to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau or via University, Tai Wai, all the way to the Exhibition Centre and Admiralty. Every part of the city is just one quick ride away.

Well connected to renowned universities, including The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Baptist University, City University of Hong Kong, and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. ~

Northern Link
(Under Planning)

The Northern Link Kwu Tung Station is scheduled for completion in 2027. The main line is in the planning and design phase, and the other stations are scheduled for completion in 2034 to support the development of the Northern Metropolis².

Spur Line will originate from the proposed San Tin Station, passing through the Chau Tau and The Loop Stations, and connecting to the Huanggang Port³.

The Eastern Extension will begin at Kwu Tung Station and extend to Ping Che, passing through various development nodes in the New Territories North New Town (including Lo Wu /Man Kam To)³.

Northeast New Territories Line
(Under Planning)

Connecting Heung Yuen Wai and Fanling Station of the East Rail Line via Ping Che and other areas, facilitating public access to the Heung Yuen Wai boundary control point and providing an interchange with the East Rail Line³.