Hong Kong cracks down on abuse of subsidised flats by tightening rules and raising rents for residents who can afford to pay more Step by step, the Hong Kong government is doubling down on its long ...

Tighter limits, enforcement and penalties are steps in the right direction but careful implementation is vital to prevent unintended consequences As one of the world's most densely populated and ...

Her photos show what life is like inside the massive campus ... Tunnel that connects Kowloon to Hong Kong Island. That tunnel remained closed to the public on Monday.

The average waiting time before moving into a Hong Kong public rental flat has dropped from 5.5 years to 5.3 years, according to the latest quarterly statistics from the city’s Housing Authority.

The average waiting time for a Hong Kong public rental flat has risen to 5.8 years, with the city’s major provider blaming the increase on lower housing production and project delays in 2023.

In addition to financial incentives or disincentives, public administrators can work to build a sense of community to achieve sustainable management of the existing housing stock in Hong Kong.

CY Leung faces questions over his role in a public housing deal with possible links to the triad.

Nearly 60 Hong Kong public sector households have been found to own private flats in the wake of a get-tough policy designed to crack down on abuse of the system. Permanent Secretary for Housing ...