Island Place

Island Place is a large residential complex on Hong Kong Island with several high-rise buildings housing thousands of people in numerous apartments and flats. The area connects well to public transportation and includes various facilities for the daily needs of those who live there.

The complex was built in the 1980s as part of Hong Kong's efforts to address housing needs and opened its first units in 1987. This development was typical of the new residential projects that emerged on the island during that time.

The residential complex shows how Hong Kong handles housing for its population and displays typical features of modern urban living in this densely built city. Residents use the shared areas daily and create their own lifestyle that is characteristic of such large housing developments.

The complex is easy to reach because it sits right next to bus stops and other transport links that take you to different parts of the city. Inside the development you will find shops, restaurants, and other services that cover daily needs.

The buildings of the complex were designed so that apartments get light and air from different sides, which is not always common in densely populated areas. This shows thoughtful planning for resident well-being despite the size of the development.