HKIS Awards 2026: Sun Hung Kai's Sai Sha Project Wins Top Honor
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Summary
The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors (HKIS) held its Awards 2026 ceremony on March 13 at the Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel, drawing over 370 guests including government officials and industry leaders. Sun Hung Kai Properties' Sai Sha Integrated Development, comprising Sai Sha Residences, GO PARK Sai Sha, and Sai Sha Road, claimed the top honor of HKIS Outstanding Surveying Project Award, also securing the Gold Award in the Planning and Development category. Development Bureau Director Bernadette Lann Mei-yin served as the guest of honor, acknowledging the profession's expertise in lease renewal, compulsory sale, payment security legislation, and Building Information Modelling .
Key Points
- The ceremony at Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel on March 13 attracted more than 370 guests from government, industry, and professional bodies
- Sun Hung Kai's Sai Sha project won the HKIS Outstanding Surveying Project Award plus the Planning and Development Gold Award
- This year's record-breaking entry numbers demonstrate the industry's strong endorsement of the awards
- Eight categories covered the full property lifecycle: planning, pre-construction, construction, marketing, leasing, and facilities management
- Government announced plans to promote AI, construction robots, and smart site management across the industry
Why It Matters
The record participation and the recognition of innovative surveying practices signal Hong Kong's commitment to modernizing its construction and property management sectors. As the Northern Metropolis development progresses, the expertise showcased at these awards will be crucial for managing increasingly complex urban development projects in the years ahead .
The record participation and the recognition of innovative surveying practices signal Hong Kong's commitment to modernizing its construction and property management sectors. As the Northern Metropolis development progresses, the expertise showcased at these awards will be crucial for managing increasingly complex urban development projects in the years ahead .