The government's "Hong Kong Properties for Hong Kong People" scheme aims to help the city's struggling middle class on to the property ladder. But it risks becoming another get-rich vehicle for...
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- Jun 20, 2013
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China Overseas & Investment has won the two sites in Kai Tak under the "Hong Kong property for Hong Kong people" scheme for a better-than-expected price. The mainland developer paid HK$4.54...
It would serve the many new housing developments planned for the site of the former airport, and would answer a longstanding complaint of Wong Tai Sin residents: that the densely populated...
Two residential sites in Kai Tak attracted an overwhelming response of 29 bids from developers yesterday despite the proposed developments only being available to Hong Kong buyers.
Developer interest in two residential sites up for tender in Kai Tak this week is likely to remain keen, say surveyors, despite the condition that flats built on the sites may be sold to Hong Kong...
I refer to the letter from Norman Y. S. Heung of the Civil Engineering and Development Department ("Practically impossible to accommodate tram system at Kai Tak", May 7).
Several major concerns have recently been expressed by readers in connection with the proposed monorail at Kai Tak.
I refer to the report ("Tram may suit Kai Tak better than monorail", April 29).
Your detailed coverage of the plight of Hong Kong's urban and rural trees highlights the need for urgent action if we are to save at least some of our natural heritage.
I refer to the report ("Trams may suit Kai Tak better than monorail, operator says", April 29).
A proposal submitted by Veolia Transport is threatening to throw the fate of the much-touted monorail into doubt and could influence the government's plan to transform the old airport into the...
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