18 Upper East, Residential tower in Sai Wan Ho, Hong Kong
18 Upper East is a 28-story residential tower on Shing On Street in Sai Wan Ho. The building accommodates five apartments per floor within a modern design that forms part of the Eastern District skyline.
The building was completed in 2012 during a period of rapid residential expansion in Hong Kong's Eastern District. Its construction reflects the increasing housing demand in the area during the early 2010s.
The structure represents modern Hong Kong residential architecture with its efficient space utilization and integration into the urban landscape.
The building sits approximately 100 meters from Sai Wan Ho MTR station, making it easily accessible by public transit. Multiple bus routes from the area connect to Central, the airport, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Retail spaces occupy the ground level, creating active street frontages for the neighborhood. The property is divided among multiple landlords, which is a common pattern in Hong Kong's densely developed residential areas.
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