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香港物業管理公司協會有限公司the Hong Kong Association of Property 香港物業管理公司協會有限公司 The Hong Kong Association of Property Management Companies Limited 會員轄下物業資料 Date : 2014-01-01 Members Portfolios Property Registers 會員編號 F-0018/90 公司名稱::: 第一太平戴維斯物業管理有限公司 Membership No.: Company Name: Savills Property Management Limited 總樓宇面積 單位面積 (((平方呎))) 類別 物業名稱及地點 物業地址 類別///座數/座數 單位數目 Unit Size GFA 樓齡 管理年數 Type Properties Properties Address Type/No. of Blocks No. of Units Min/Max Sq. Ft. Age Yrs.Managed C @ Convoy 169 Electric Road North Point HK 1 107 396000.00 4. 2 C Bank of East Asia Harbour View Center 56 Gloucester Road Wan Chai HK 1 39 230000.00 23. 3 C Belle Tower 918 Cheung Sha Wan Road KLN 1 90848.00 2. 5 C Carnarvon Plaza 20-20C Carnarvon Road Tsimshatsui KLN 1 55 167000.00 4.0 C China Taiping Tower 6-8 Sunning Road Causeway Bay HK 1 57 235717.00 21. 4 C Club Lusitano 16 Ice House Street Central HK 1 30 80100.00 2. 5 C Crocodile Centre 79 Hoi Yuen Road Kwun Tong KLN 1 28 307062.00 4. 4 C Dairy Farm Portfolio Various 233772.00 5.0 C Dragon Centre 37K Yen Chow Street Sham Shui Po KLN 1 500 800000.00 20. 4 C Emperor Group Cente 288 Hennessy Road Wan Chai HK 1 135 298880.00 20. 3 C Goldsland Building 22 - 26 Minden Ave HK 1 19 46716.00 6. 5 C Grandion Plaza No. 932 Cheung Sha Wan Road KLN 1 38 165800.00 3. 4 C Guangdong Investment Tower 147-151 Connaught Road Central 1 35 206035.00 17. 3 C Legend Tower (E Plaza) No. 7 Shing Yi p Street Kwun Tong KLN 1 144 450000.00 3. 4 C Lippo Centre 89 Queensway Admiralty HK 2 200 1300000.00 26. 4 C Marina Square West Block Ap Lei Chau HK 1 109 300000.00 18. 3 C MG Tower 133 Hoi Bun Road 1 148 612531.00 2. 5 C Mongkok Computer Centre 49-69 Fa Yuen Street Mong Kok KLN 1 75 21755.00 4. 2 C Nathan Centre 580 Nathan Road Mong Kok KLN 1 57 97300.00 6. 7 C New Mandarin Plaza 14 Science Museum Road Tsim Sha Tsui East KLN 2 250 600000.00 22. 3 香港物業管理公司協會有限公司 The Hong Kong Association of Property Management Companies Limited 會員轄下物業資料 Date : 2014-01-01 Members Portfolios Property Registers 會員編號 F-0018/90 公司名稱::: 第一太平戴維斯物業管理有限公司 Membership No.: Company Name: Savills Property Management Limited 總樓宇面積 單位面積 (((平方呎))) 類別 物業名稱及地點 物業地址 類別///座數/座數 單位數目 Unit Size GFA 樓齡 管理年數 Type Properties Properties Address Type/No. of Blocks No. of Units Min/Max Sq. Ft. Age Yrs.Managed C Various Locations 8168849.00 C Wellington Street No. 10 10 Wellington Street Central HK 1 6 4627.00 7. 8 C Wellington Street No. 12 12 Wellington Street Central HK 1 6 3559.00 5. 10 C Yee Wo Street No. 68 Causeway Bay HK 1 33 288284.00 10.0 C/I Centennial Building 924-926 Cheung Sha Wan Road KLN 1 11 115561.00 5. 4 I Ford Glory Plaza 37-39 Wing Hong Street Lai Chi Kok KLN 1 54 254000.00 5. 4 I Li Fung Tower 868-888 Cheung Sha Wan Road KLN 2 22 300000.00 16. 4 I New Bright Building 11 Sheung Yuet Road Kowloon Bay KLN 1 20 300000.00 19. 7 I Playmate Factory Buillding 1 Tin Hau Road Tuen Mun NT 2 44 321852.00 4.0 I Various Locations 3163869.00 R Academic Terrace 101 Pokfulam Road HK 3 632 480000.00 21. 4 R Aqua 33 33 Consort Rise Pok Fu Lam HK 4 42 73765.00 4. 2 R Fairlane Tower 2B Bowen Road HK 1 82 130000.00 15.0 R Hong Villa No. 12 Bowen Road Mid Levels HK 1 45 150000.00 20. 4 R La Salle Road No. 28 28 :a Salle Road Kowloon Tong KLN House 8 43069.00 5. 9 R Monmouth Villa 3 Monmouth Terrace Mid Levels HK 1 84 129600.00 17.0 R Nicholson Tower 8 Wong Nai Chung Gap Road Mid Levels HK 2 100 199300.00 17. 7 R No. 3 Coombe Road 3 Coombe Road The Peak HK 4 4 17570.00 7. 10 R One Beacon Hill 1 Beacon Hill Road Kowloon Tong KLN 16 604 1000000.00 2. 11 R Park Place 7 Tai Tam Reservior Road HK 3 60 200000.00 19.0 香港物業管理公司協會有限公司 The Hong Kong Association of Property Management Companies Limited 會員轄下物業資料 Date : 2014-01-01 Members Portfolios Property Registers 會員編號 F-0018/90 公司名稱::: 第一太平戴維斯物業管理有限公司 Membership No.: Company Name: Savills Property Management Limited 總樓宇面積 單位面積 (((平方呎))) 類別 物業名稱及地點 物業地址 類別///座數/座數 單位數目 Unit Size GFA 樓齡 管理年數 Type Properties Properties Address Type/No. of Blocks No. of Units Min/Max Sq. Ft. Age Yrs.Managed R Queen's Garden 9 Old Peak Road HK 3 174 521540.00 9. 4 R Realty Gardens 41 Conduit Road Mid-levels HK 5 400 540000.00 9. 7 R Repulse Bay No. 56 Repulse Bay HK House 53 188294.00 11.0 R StarCrest 9 Star Street Wan Chai HK 2 329 335735.00 14. 4 R The Harbourview 11 Magazine Gap Road The Peak HK 1 52 150000.00 18. 4 R Various Locations Various 5578042.00 R Woodland Heights 2 Wong Nai Chung Gap Road HK 3 70 320000.00 18.0 R/C GPA HK2 Various 19 1609 5583115.00 6. 8 R/C Hip Shing Hong Portfolio Various 5 42 35698.00 3. 8 R/C Various Locations Various 231252.00 Total No. of Location: 262.
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