Hung Hom's real estate market is set to welcome a new development! Henderson (00012) is poised to launch its latest project named THE HADDON, as part of the MIDTOWN SOUTH series. Previous developments like The Hermitage and The Hemera have garnered market attention, and THE HADDON aims to continue this series' success.
This new project will feature 450 residential units of various layouts, including 1 to 3-bedroom configurations, with some special units offering magnificent sea views. Alan Lam, General Manager of Henderson Property Agency (1), revealed that the project brochure for THE HADDON is expected to be uploaded next week, along with opportunities to visit show flats and the release of price lists. Sales are slated to commence in June, with the entire project expected to be completed by September 2025, offering residents access to the clubhouse facilities at Site A.
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The planning of the MIDTOWN SOUTH series covers six major streets in Hung Hom, including Gillies Avenue South, Baker Street, Whampoa Street, Baker Hill Street, Fat Tse Street, and Hung Hom South Road, involving eight major development sites. A total of nine residential towers will be built, providing approximately 2,440 residential units. While slightly lower than previous estimates, this is mainly due to larger unit sizes to meet market demand. As of now, the MIDTOWN SOUTH series has sold around 1,300 units, raising nearly HK$10 billion.
The name "The Haddon" draws inspiration from an ancient name in English culture, derived from the Old English words "haeth" (meaning heather) and "dun" (meaning hill), translating to "Hill of Heather." In Western culture, heather symbolizes protection and good fortune, signifying people's hopes for home and aspirations for life.
This new project in Hung Hom once again demonstrates the vibrancy and appeal of the Hong Kong real estate market. The launch of THE HADDON is bound to be a focal point, providing more options for prospective buyers and injecting fresh vitality into the development of the area.
