Hong Kong renews Estate Agents Authority board with 14 new members
Hong Kong's Housing Bureau announced the appointment of new members to the Estate Agents Authority board, effective 1 November 2026. The 14-member board includes new appointees from the property industry, related sectors and the public, replacing five outgoing members.
The Hong Kong Housing Bureau on 30 October 2026 announced the appointment of members to the Estate Agents Authority (EAA) board, effective 1 November 2026. The 14-member board comprises representatives from the property agency sector, related industries and the public, including government officials.
Under Category A (property agency industry), the newly appointed members are Cheung Kiu Chor and Siu Lung Hung, joining existing members Chiu Chun Kuen and Ng Yan Pui. Category B (related industries) includes new appointees Lok Han Ning, Dr Sam Chiu and Wan Tsz Kin, alongside incumbent Prof Tang Po Sin. Category C (other sectors) sees new member Cheng Kin Bong, with continuing members Chu Ngar Yee, Ho Chiu Ping, Yip Man Ki, Wong Ho, Wong Yik Kam and Hu Hing Yip. The Housing Bureau's Permanent Secretary or a representative also sits on the board.
The government expressed gratitude to five outgoing members – Cheng Ting Ning, Prof Chau Wai Shun, Ho Ying Fu, Poon Tat Hang and Yu Chi Wing – for their significant contributions over many years, particularly in raising service standards in the property agency industry.
The full list of members effective 1 November 2026 is available on the Housing Bureau's website. The Estate Agents Authority was established on 1 November 1997 under the Estate Agents Ordinance (Cap 511) with the aim of improving the service standards of property agents and enhancing protection for property buyers and sellers.