Review of Concessionary Premium Policy for 27 Private Recreation Club Sites in Hong Kong
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On 24 October 2026, the South China Morning Post reported that the leases for 27 sites used by private recreation clubs in Hong Kong will expire next year, and the government is reviewing the policy of granting these sites at nominal premiums for the exclusive use of a small number of members. The report questioned whether the arrangement is fair and argued that Hong Kong should rethink the premium concessions for private recreation clubs. The review is still under way, and the report did not mention any specific proposals or timetable.
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- 南華早報·香港Review of Concessionary Premium Policy for Hong Kong Private Recreation Clubs: Leases for 27 Sites Expire Next Year
Leases for 27 sites used by private recreation clubs in Hong Kong will expire next year, and the government is reviewing the policy of granting these sites at nominal premiums to a small number of members for their exclusive use. The article questions the unfairness of this arrangement and argues that Hong Kong should rethink the premium concessions for private recreation clubs.
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