Our Council and Members have arrived in Hangzhou to kick off our Smart Property Tech Tour!
Our Council and Members have arrived in Hangzhou to kick off our Smart Property Tech Tour!
– Tomorrow’s highlight: Visiting the Hangzhou High-Tech Zone (Binjiang) Exhibition Hall to explore cutting-edge AI and smart city innovations shaping the future of property tech.
Stay tuned as we share daily insights from China’s most advanced tech hubs!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for today’s insightful seminar! We are pleased to have successfully concluded the important session on “Understanding Fire Services Systems and Maintenance” on 10 April 2026. Your participation – whether in person or via Zoom – made this event truly meaningful. ????
The seminar covered critical topics essential for property managers and technical managers:
– Common fire services installations in residential/commercial buildings
– Annual inspection and regular inspection of specified fire services installations
– Enhancement inspection and servicing
– Shutdown notification to the Fire Services Department (FSD)
– Recommended maintenance and servicing contract arrangements with – Registered Fire Service Installation Contractors (RFSIC)
Special thanks to our guest speakers, Mr. C.K. Chan and Mr. T.C. Fung from the Technical Team of The Association of Registered Fire Service Installation Contractors of Hong Kong Ltd (FSICA), for sharing their invaluable expertise.
We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Ken Wong for presenting the certificates of appreciation to our speakers today.
This seminar provided practical insights and forward-looking strategies to enhance fire safety and maintenance practices, reinforcing our commitment to industry excellence.
Following our online meeting with the Property Management Services Authority (PMSA) on 9 April 2026, we fully supports the new licensing conditions and the revised Code of Conduct (No. C1/2020) announced by the PMSA on 8 April 2026, effective on 10 April 2026.
Under the Property Management Services Ordinance (Cap. 626), licensed property management companies and practitioners must now comply with national security laws. Any act or activity that constitutes, may lead to, or is considered by the PMSA to be detrimental to national security or the public interest of Hong Kong will be strictly prohibited.
As a key frontline industry serving the community, upholding national security is both our legal duty and professional responsibility. HKAPMC urges all members to review the new requirements and ensure full compliance.
We were pleased to pay a courtesy visit to the Property Management Services Authority (PMSA) on 1 April 2026 for a constructive and engaging exchange on the future development of the property management industry.
During the meeting, we explored ways to deepen collaboration between HKAPMC and PMSA, with a shared focus on enhancing industry professionalism and delivering greater social value. We also discussed the importance of strengthening public education to help property owners better understand property management work.
Other areas of discussion included supporting practitioners in the lawful execution of their duties, as well as sharing industry insights to facilitate continuous improvement across the sector. On the operational front, we exchanged views on streamlining licensing and refining the complaint handling mechanism to ensure its effectiveness.
We sincerely thank the PMSA for the warm reception and meaningful dialogue. HKAPMC remains committed to working closely with all stakeholders to advance the sustained and healthy development of the property management sector.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for today’s insightful seminar! We are pleased to have successfully concluded today’s important session on “Inspection of Scaffolding Nets and Its Future Directions” on 27 March 2026. Your participation made this event truly meaningful. ????
The seminar covered critical topics essential for construction safety and quality assurance professionals:
Exploring the future directions in inspection of scaffolding nets
Application of IoT technologies to track the production process of bamboo scaffolding nets
Understanding the testing methods used by Hong Kong laboratories to certify scaffolding nets
Case sharing and an engaging Q&A session
Special thanks to our guest speakers, Mr. Jack LAI and Mr. Sam SHEN, for sharing their invaluable expertise.
We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Education & Training Committee, Mr. Ken Wong as well as council member Mr. Calvin Chiang, for presenting the certificates of appreciation to our speakers.
This seminar provided practical insights and forward-looking strategies to enhance safety and innovation in scaffolding net inspection, reinforcing our commitment to industry excellence.
It was a great pleasure to attend the HKIFM Annual Dinner cum Excellence in Facility Management Award (EFMA) 2025 Presentation Ceremony on 18 March 2026.
A wonderful evening celebrating excellence in facility management, where industry peers gathered to recognize outstanding achievements and innovations in the field. The introduction of the “Outstanding Young Talent Award” this year was particularly inspiring—showcasing the industry’s commitment to nurturing young professionals and bringing fresh energy to the sector.
We were delighted that our Honorary Secretary, Mr. Herman Yu, could join this prestigious event to connect with fellow professionals and show our support for the facility management community.
Congratulations to the Hong Kong Institute of Facility Management (HKIFM) on a memorable evening, and to all the award winners for their well-deserved recognition! We look forward to continued collaboration between our associations to drive excellence across both the property and facility management sectors.
It was a great honour to join The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) for the grand opening of their 50th Anniversary “Together we RISE” Carnival on 14 March 2026! A fantastic day celebrating this golden milestone and the engineering profession’s immense contributions to our society.
As a prestigious institution marking five decades of excellence, HKIE has been instrumental in uniting engineers across disciplines, advancing professional standards, and driving innovation that shapes the future of Hong Kong and beyond. Their commitment to “rising” together with the community reflects the spirit of progress and collaboration.
We were delighted that our Vice President, Ms Eva Wong 王曉君女士, could represent HKAPMC at this vibrant opening ceremony. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with engineering leaders and celebrate this significant anniversary.
A heartfelt congratulations to the HKIE Council and all members on this remarkable achievement. Here’s to another 50 years of innovation and collaboration!
On 10 March 2026, We had the privilege of joining representatives from the Hong Kong Housing, Property and Facilities Management Professional Alliance for a productive meeting with the Home Affairs Department.
We engaged in an open discussion with Ms. To Kit-lai, Director of Home Affairs; Mr. Te Chi-wang, Deputy Director; and Ms. Li Ka-yuen, Assistant Director, regarding the proposed amendments to the Building Management Ordinance (Cap 344).
We are grateful to the Department for sharing their preliminary concepts and implementation details, and for considering the observations from industry professionals. The Alliance reiterated its full support for the Government’s determination to combat bid-rigging to protect the interests of property owners.
A key consensus from the meeting was the necessity of striking a delicate balance in the amendment process: strengthening regulatory control to prevent malpractices must be carefully weighed against the need to maintain the smooth daily operations and decision-making processes of building management bodies.
We look forward to continued dialogue with the Home Affairs Department to collectively refine and enhance the property management landscape in Hong Kong.
On 9 March 2026, the Hong Kong Alliance of Professional Housing, Property & Facility Management (The Alliance) was privileged to host industry leaders, government officials, and distinguished guests for our Joint Spring Dinner.
The Alliance has over 20,000 members providing quality housing, property and facility management service for over 90% citizen in Hong Kong. We aim to promote industry best practices, improve sectors’ competitiveness, and enhance synergy between Hong Kong and Mainland China, in particular the Greater Bay Area.
Our Alliance comprises the following professional bodies and associations: BSOMES, CIHAPB, HIREA, HKAPMC, HKAPSA, HKIFM, HKIH, HKIS, HMRB, IFMA Hong Kong Chapter and RICS Hong Kong Board. The Convenor of the Alliance is Professor Johnnie CK Chan, SBS, BBS, JP, and the Vice Convenor is Dr Sr Edmond KW Cheng.
We extend our deepest gratitude to our Officiating Guest, The Honorable Miss Alice Mak, SBS, JP, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs. Her insightful address highlighted the critical role our sector plays in community building and social harmony. We were also honored by the presence of distinguished guests from the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government, Government Officials, and our valued partners.
As we look ahead, having operated for over five years, the Alliance will continue to work closely with various government policy bureaux, departments, and all sectors of society to strive for Hong Kong’s development and enhance the well-being of our citizens.
It was a great honor to join the West Kowloon Region – Community Crime Fighting Partners & Outstanding Police Personnel Commendation Ceremony on 9th March 2026. Our President, Mr. Kevin Chu represented the Association at the ceremony to accept the Community Crime Fighting Partners Commendation presented by the West Kowloon Region. This commendation recognizes our sustained dedication and active contributions to promoting community safety and social order.
We understand that safety and security form the very foundation of well-managed communities. This recognition affirms the collective commitment of the property management industry to upholding social harmony and public security. The strong partnership between property management professionals and the Hong Kong Police Force remains essential in crime prevention and maintaining public order. We are truly honored to be recognized as a steadfast partner in this vital mission.
We extend our sincere congratulations to all the award recipients, whose professionalism and unwavering commitment set a commendable benchmark for the entire community. Our gratitude also goes to the West Kowloon Region for this esteemed recognition and for organizing this significant occasion.
