BUSINESS● LOW17h ago · Oct 20, 2026, 6:42 AM
Luxury homeowner fined HK$255,800 after eighth prosecution over illegal renovations
South China Morning Post · east asia
A luxury house owner in Hong Kong has been fined HK$255,800 (US$32,600) for persistently failing to comply with a statutory removal order even after being prosecuted seven times for illegal site works and unauthorised structures found at his property. The Buildings Department said on Tuesday that the owner of a Beaulieu Peninsula detached house on Yu Chui Street in Tuen Mun was convicted and fined at Tuen Mun Court last Friday. It was the eighth time the owner faced prosecution for ignoring the...
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