After the revelation of illegal structures in luxury homes on the Red Hill Peninsula, it sparked community controversy. The public demands that owners remove the illegal structures, but the government should consider legalizing safe structures to reasonably handle this issue
Link: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/351851#If-illegal-structures-are-safe-then-legalize-them
Hong Kong's public housing policy faces challenges, especially when compared to the model in Singapore. Singapore emphasizes self-reliance and provides affordable housing for eligible citizens, whereas Hong Kong faces high demand for subsidized housing. This dependence may have economic implications and requires reform to achieve a more sustainable housing policy
Link: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/350827#HK's-public-housing-policy-needs-overhaul
The potential of the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal being repositioned as a tourist attraction is highlighted, emphasizing its unique location and scenery. Professor He Lifeng suggested utilizing this opportunity to transform it into a shopping center or a cultural and arts district. Improving transportation connectivity to attract more tourists and local residents is also recommended to promote economic growth in Hong Kong
Link: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/345767#Govt-should-reposition-Kai-Tak-Cruise-Terminal-as-tourist-draw
This article explores the different roles of private and public housing in housing policies, using Singapore's Housing Development Board (HDB) as an example. Not only has HDB successfully provided public housing dedicated to residential purposes, but it has also become a major housing supplier in the city. The article highlights the importance for policymakers to understand these different roles
Link: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/336752#Understanding-the-different-roles-of-private-and-public-housing
High property prices are a reason for talent drain in Hong Kong, yet rapid price drops aren't feasible. Emulating Singapore's "Housing Programme," building basic housing for sale to Hong Kong residents committed to staying for seven years or more could be a solution, preventing abuse
Link: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/325230#Hong-Kong-must-reshape-its-housing-policy-to-attract-retain-talents