Cronin Garden

Cronin Garden is a residential complex in Cheung Sha Wan consisting of seven buildings with 13 floors each, housing around 730 families. The development combines residential units with efficient space usage in this densely populated area of Kowloon.

The Hong Kong Housing Society developed this residential complex in 1995 to address the city's growing housing needs. The project was part of a broader initiative to provide affordable housing for working families across Kowloon.

The estate shows how residents adapt to compact living in one of Hong Kong's busier neighborhoods, with shared spaces becoming part of the rhythm of everyday life for families.

The estate is within easy walking distance of public transportation, with the nearest MTR station about a seven-minute walk away. Buses and taxis are readily available, and local shops and services are accessible in the surrounding neighborhood.

The estate was designed as a model for efficient housing development in densely populated Asian cities. This practical approach demonstrates how residential projects can conserve space while still creating livable communities.