

Development Bureau
Organization GovernmentHK's Development Bureau oversees land use, infrastructure, and development projects in Hong Kong.
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The Development Bureau (DEVB) is a Hong Kong government agency responsible for land use planning, infrastructure development, and building control. It plays a crucial role in shaping the city's physical environment and supporting its economic growth. The DEVB is in the news recently due to several ongoing and upcoming projects. These include the planned revamp of the Aberdeen site into a marina, the streamlining of land-use procedures for the Northern Metropolis megaproject, and the exploration of student housing as an alternative land-sale model. The bureau also granted a tenancy for a harbourfront event space and is overseeing the tender process for residential plots. Furthermore, the DEVB is addressing construction quality issues by banning contractors involved in botches at public housing sites from bidding on future projects. These activities highlight the DEVB's significance in managing Hong Kong's land resources, driving urban development, and ensuring construction standards are met.
Last updated: July 23, 2026
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