Speaking may go down better than shouting
A few months ago, Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying urged Hongkongers to "shout" at people who were hindering government policies. The call did not...
Speaking may go down better than shouting
A few months ago, Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying urged Hongkongers to "shout" at people who were hindering government policies. The call did not...
A crumbling, heavily subdivided corner block in Sham Shui Po, built more than 50 years ago, will be replaced with a 25-storey development by 2021 under plans announced by the Urban Renewal...
Two teenage girls from Hong Kong allegedly detained in Buenos Aires, Argentina, by men demanding compensation for a valuable vase they had broken are safe and expected to go home soon, Secretary...
Mr Lo criticised me and the Civic Party for "jumping on the bandwagon" in uploading Lian's article on Facebook and inviting the chief executive to sue me for libel if indeed he had a case for...
I am in shock. The person who put me in this state is my landlord who has informed me that my rent will go up by 40 per cent when the lease runs out. He recently bought the place from the previous...
The government will conduct a comprehensive survey of subdivided flats and their tenants, to give advisers drawing up a long-term housing strategy more reliable data to work from.
Irked legislators have criticised housing undersecretary Yau Shing-mu as "heartless" for his remarks that "subdivided flats" - widely regarded as substandard housing - should continue to exist and...
And the winner is? Yes, it's time for Public Eye's annual Name and Shame Awards, now in its sixth year. Who best deserves our 2012 Shame on You Award? Many would say Chief Executive CY Leung for...
As many as 280,000 families could be living in subdivided flats in old buildings across the city, with many paying higher than average rents, according to a new study by a concern group.
Over 80 per cent of tenants living in subdivided flats clash with family members over the use of the tiny spaces they live in, according to a survey by Hong Kong Christian Service.
Subdivided flats should not be banned
It is estimated that there are now 64,900 people living in subdivided flats, cubicles, bed spaces or cocklofts.
I believe that it would be...
A tenant living in a 30 sq ft subdivided flat in an industrial building sees no hope of moving to a bigger home unless the city's severe housing shortage can be eased.
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