Flat Sheet Bays
Every resale unit receives a one page flat sheet: floor area, orientation, age of fittings, lift access and the honest notes that rarely survive a glossy advert. The bay holds the master copy and you leave with a duplicate.
Kwun Tong shopfront · resale flats · handover
Read the sheet, walk the flat, VIEW
New Hope Properties Limited keeps a working shopfront at Rm 2 4/F Liven House, 61-63 King Yip St, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong - 999077, Hong Kong (HK), where every resale flat is presented as a paper sheet before it is presented as a viewing. We prepare the flat sheet, book the viewing slot, draft the offer letter and then sit with you at the handover key table. Book a viewing slot
Open the six service desksSix sheets, six desks
The shopfront runs on paper. Each service below is a separate desk inside New Hope Properties Limited, and each desk hands you a folded sheet you can carry home. The sheets overlap a little at the corners, the way they do on a real viewing table, because a flat is never one clean story. Read them in any order. Every sheet links back to the full services page where the detail sits.
Viewing Slot Runs
Viewings run in ordered slots across the Kwun Tong afternoon, so two families never collide on the same landing. We walk the route with you and mark the sightlines worth revisiting.
Offer Letter Desks
An offer letter is drafted at the desk with you in the room, clause by clause, so the seller reads a document that means exactly what you intended. We keep a signed copy in the file.
Mortgage Referral Windows
The referral window connects you to lending partners and never charges you for the introduction. We explain the difference between the referral and the loan itself before any form is signed.
Rent Roll Reviews
For buyers considering a tenanted flat, the rent roll review sets out the current lease, the passing rent and the dates that matter. Nothing is rounded up to look better than it is.
Handover Key Sittings
At handover we sit at the key table, count the keys against the schedule and note every meter reading on the sheet. The sitting ends only when both sides agree the flat is ready.
New Hope Properties Limited opens its handover window each weekday afternoon, when the key tags come off the ring and the flat finally changes hands.
How the shopfront works
A resale flat passes through the same four stations at New Hope Properties Limited, whatever the size of the unit or the mood of the market. The first station is the flat sheet: we gather the facts before anyone travels to see the flat, including the floor plan drawn by hand on the master sheet. The second station is the viewing slot run, where the route is walked and the sightlines are checked in daylight. The third station is the offer letter desk, where the number, the deposit and the completion date are written down in plain language. The fourth station is the handover key sitting, where the ring of keys is counted and handed across at Rm 2 4/F Liven House, 61-63 King Yip St, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong - 999077, Hong Kong (HK).
Read before you travel
The flat sheet is written so that a buyer can decide whether a walk is worth the journey. We would rather you skip an unsuitable flat than waste an afternoon on the MTR.
Walk the route once
A viewing slot run groups flats by building and by floor, so the afternoon moves in one direction and the notes stay comparable from unit to unit.
Write the offer down
Verbal numbers drift. The offer letter desk puts the figure on paper the same afternoon, signed by the buyer and delivered to the seller through the shopfront.
Check the lending path
The mortgage referral window is open to every buyer, including those who already hold a pre approval from another bank. The introduction is free and no lender agreement is implied.
Read the tenancy
If the flat is let, the rent roll review shows the lease dates and the passing rent on one sheet, with the renewal window highlighted so a buyer plans around it.
Count the keys
The handover key sitting is deliberate and slow. We count every key, test every lock and record the meter readings before the tag leaves the ring.
Why the paper sheet still matters
A flat is a physical thing in a real building, and a screen flattens it. New Hope Properties Limited keeps the flat sheet because the act of folding a plan, marking a sightline and writing an offer in ink forces a buyer to slow down at exactly the moment that matters. The shopfront at Liven House exists for that pause. We are a small team, and we would rather spend an hour at the desk than send a buyer into a bidding war without a document in hand.
Our work sits inside computer systems design and related technical services as much as it sits inside property handling: the flat sheet, the viewing schedule and the rent roll review are all data products that happen to be printed. We keep the records tidy, the dates explicit, and the handover conditions written down so there is no dispute later. If a figure changes, the change is noted on the sheet with initials and a date, not quietly overwritten. That habit follows the flat from the first bay to the final key sitting.
Buyers sometimes ask whether the shopfront handles listings outside Kwun Tong. It does, though the walking route always starts from King Yip Street. Sellers ask whether the flat sheet can be prepared before the flat is thoroughly cleaned. It can, and the sheet notes the state of the unit at the time of inspection so that the viewing is honest about what a buyer will actually see. Either way, the same six desks apply, and nothing is promised at the window that is not written on the sheet behind it.
You can reach the shopfront by phone at +14849317995 or by email at portal@newhoperealty.lol, and the contact page carries the full address, opening hours and a short set of answers to the questions asked most often. The privacy policy and the terms of service describe how the shopfront handles records and what you can expect from us. Begin with the services page if you want the detail first.