Estate-wide record

Parc Oasis

又一居

Private estate · Sham Shui Po

20/34

20 of the 34 blocks of Parc Oasis appear on the Buildings Department's published list of orders issued.

Blocks: 34
Blocks on record: 20
Age range: 31–34yrs
Storeys: 3–12

Source: Buildings Department Completed new buildings for which occupation permits have been issued (monthly) · Lands Department Address Lookup Service (ALS) (daily) · retrieved by KongInsight 31 Aug 2026

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Red — on the Buildings Department's issued-orders list

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What kind of order, and how many blocks

A block can appear under more than one kind, so these do not add up to the number of blocks.

Mandatory building inspection
20/34
Mandatory window inspection
20/34
Unauthorised works removal
1/34

Source: Buildings Department Completed new buildings for which occupation permits have been issued (monthly) · Buildings Department Statutory Notices issued on prescribed inspection/repair for buildings (monthly) · Buildings Department Statutory Notices issued on prescribed inspection/repair for windows (monthly) · Buildings Department Statutory Orders issued on unauthorised building works of the buildings (monthly) · retrieved by KongInsight 31 Aug 2026

Blocks with a record, one page each

20 blocks of this estate have a page with the full record. Blocks with no order on record have no page — that is not a clean bill of health, see the limits at the foot of this page.

Age range

Blocks range from 31 to 34 years old (occupation permits 1992–1995).

Private buildings enter the Mandatory Building Inspection Scheme at 30 years and can be selected at any time. That scheme is where a major-repair bill starts.

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Source: Buildings Department Completed new buildings for which occupation permits have been issued (monthly) · retrieved by KongInsight 31 Aug 2026

School net

Every block sits inside Primary One Admission school net 40.

School net 40: boundary, schools and estates →

Source: Education Bureau Primary One Admission (POA) School Net Boundaries (yearly) · retrieved by KongInsight 17 Sep 2026

Questions people ask about this estate

How many blocks does Parc Oasis have?: 34 blocks, according to the government address register. 20 of them appear on a Buildings Department list of orders issued. Every block with such a record has its own page here; blocks with no record do not, which is not the same as having nothing wrong.
Has Parc Oasis been under a Buildings Department order?: Yes — 20 of 34 blocks appear on a published list of orders issued. The department publishes orders issued and orders cleared as two separate lists and never publishes which remain outstanding, so this means an order was issued, not that it is still open.
How old is Parc Oasis?: Blocks range from 31 to 34 years old (occupation permits 1992–1995). Private buildings enter the Mandatory Building Inspection Scheme at 30 years and can be selected at any time — that scheme is where a major-repair bill starts.
Which school net is Parc Oasis in?: Primary One Admission school net 40. School nets decide allocation, not admission, and the boundary is drawn by block, not by estate — a block on the far side of the estate can fall in a different net.

What this page can't show — on the map

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What this page does not tell you

It does not say whether a major repair has been done, is planned, or what it costs. No government dataset publishes that, so we do not guess.
The Buildings Department publishes orders issued and orders cleared as two separate lists and never publishes which remain outstanding. A record here means the order was issued, not that it is still open.
The unauthorised building works dataset covers removal orders served from 1 May 2023 onward only.
Which blocks belong to an estate comes from the government address register; a block the register names differently will be missing here.