Kowloon Tong / Security & Safety Control

The Eastern Garden Owners' Association, formally known as The Incorporated Owners of HongKong Garden, is a registered association in Hong Kong responsible for managing Hong Kong Garden. The association provides a wide range of services, including issuing association notices, arranging interest classes, issuing management office notices, maintaining building public deeds, and providing traffic information. Its records and information can be obtained through the Hong Kong Land Registry and need to be browsed using Adobe Reader software. For the specific location of the records, the association's information is respectively placed in the Urban Owners' Association Group and in the three New Territories Check-up Centers located in Tseung Kwan O, Chai Wan, and Yuen Long, allowing people from different regions to check them. When talking about the historical background of the Eastern Garden Owners' Association, it is worth mentioning that the original lease of Hong Kong Garden expired on June 11, 2006, and the government subsequently extended the lease of the property for 50 years. However, the failure of the old lease led to the simultaneous failure of the building public deed and the immediate dissolution of the estate association, with its then-held fund of about 12 million yuan also frozen. This event had a significant impact on the association and the properties it manages. The Incorporated Owners of HongKong Garden, formally known as the Eastern Garden Homeowners' Management Corporation, is an incorporated body located in Hong Kong primarily responsible for managing the luxurious HongKong Garden. The services provided by this corporation cover a wide range including issuing corporation notices, arranging interest classes, management office announcements, maintaining building covenants, providing transportation information, etc. Records and information can be obtained from the Land Registry of Hong Kong, requiring Adobe Reader software to browse related indexes. For the specific location where records are stored, the corporation's information is divided into the Urban District Homeowners' Management Corporation and three New Territories Enquiry Centres at Tai Po, Tsuen Wan, and Yuen Long, facilitating access for people from different regions. Regarding the historical background of the Eastern Garden Homeowners' Management Corporation, it is worth noting that the original lease of HongKong Garden expired on June 11, 2006, after which the government extended the property for another fifty years. However, the cessation of the old lease led to the simultaneous invalidation of the building covenant, necessitating the immediate dissolution of the homeowners' association. At that time, approximately HK$12 million held by the corporation was also frozen. This event had significant impacts on both the corporation and the properties under its management.