Milestones
Dr. Lee Shau Kee founded
Henderson Land Development Company Limited.
Henderson Land Development Company Limited was listed in
Hong Kong (Stock Code: 12).
Completion of Blue-Chip Housing Estate City One Shatin
Led by Henderson Land, together with several local developers, the City One Shatin project was completed, providing 10,642 residential units. It remains the largest residential development in the Shatin district to date.
Intake for Sunshine City,
Ma On Shan
Comprising five phases with about 4,760 units, Sunshine City was the largest private housing estate developed by the Group in the 1990s and was the first large-scale private housing development in Ma On Shan.
Intake for Metro City,
Tseung Kwan O
This project was one of the first large-scale private housing developments in Tseung Kwan O, comprising three phases with over 6,700 units.
Completion of One ifc
One ifc, a 39-storey landmark, features approximately 800,000 sq. ft. of Grade-A office space and is home to many of the world’s leading financial institutions.
Completion of Two ifc
Two ifc, an 88-storey, 420-metre icon, remains one of the world’s tallest skyscrapers.
Funded the Construction of the Beijing Olympic Venue “Water Cube”
The Group donated HK$100 million to build the National Aquatics Center, known as the "Water Cube", for the
2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
Diamond Partner for the
East Asian Games
As Hong Kong was the host city for the 2009 East Asian Games, the Group fully supported the event and was the only Hong Kong property developer to sponsor the Games.
Completion of the Beijing World Financial Centre (wfc)
The development, comprising two 22-storey Grade-A office towers, was designed by the world-renowned architectural firm César Pelli & Associates. With its distinctive “Crystal Jewellery Box” design, it became a defining icon in Beijing’s CBD.
Pioneered Land Donations for Charity
The Group contributed 100,000 sq. ft. in Lam Tei, Tuen Mun, to Pok Oi Hospital for Hong Kong’s largest home for the elderly; and in 2015, donated 63,000 sq. ft. in Yuen Long for the Po Leung Kuk Lee Shau Kee Youth Oasis, a 27-storey youth hostel.
Acquired a Commercial Site at 2 Murray Road, Central
The Group acquired this site to develop The Henderson, which would become a new world-class landmark.
Launched the Group's First Comprehensive Redevelopment Project, Square Mile
Located in Tai Kok Tsui, Square Mile, marked the Group’s inaugural large-scale comprehensive redevelopment project, seamlessly integrated art, green elements, and distinctive architecture, beautifying the community environment and injecting new vitality into the old district.
Established the “Henderson Land Commendation Scheme for Elite Athletes”
This initiative recognises and rewards Hong Kong’s elite athletes for outstanding performance in the international sports arena.
Appointed Dr. Lee Ka Kit and Dr. Lee Ka Shing as Chairmen of the Group.
Established the
Anti-Epidemic Fund
The Group established this fund to support anti-pandemic efforts in Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland and overseas, contributing approximately HK$150 million in supplies and financial aid.
Acquired Site 3 on the New Central Harbourfront
This site, with a total gross floor area of over 1.6 million sq. ft., was set to be developed into Hong Kong’s most iconic world-class landmark.
Pok Oi Kong Ha Wai Village Opened
The Group lent private land for the development of the Kong Ha Wai transitional housing project, constructed and operated by Pok Oi Hospital, providing approximately 2,000 units, is the largest transitional housing project in Hong Kong.
Lumina Guangzhou Completed
This mixed-use development offered about 1.17 million square feet of office, retail, entertainment, leisure and cultural facilities.
Official Opening of
The Henderson
Designed by world-renowned Zaha Hadid Architects, this world-class landmark featured 36 floors of premium Grade-A office space and attracted numerous multinational corporations and international brands as prestigious tenants.
Reinventing Central with Central Yards
This global harbourfront icon is set to become Hong Kong’s most sustainable district for commerce, culture and lifestyle. The first phase is expected to be launched in 2027.
