Executive Council endorses most controversial land supply option from a task force report on Tuesday morning.

Greenpeace finds that more disposable cutlery and crockery has been dumped at fairs than last year, with 310,000 pieces of waste generated at fairs in Causeway Bay, Mong Kok and Yuen Long over past two days.

City’s second-biggest public housing provider to get sites at nominal price of HK$1,000 (US$127) each.

Research of official data found at least 42 hotels – of about 280 citywide – had received Buildings Department window inspection orders, of which five had not complied. Findings come after woman was killed by window that fell from 16th floor of The Mira Hong Kong on Monday.

Fanling North and Kwu Tung North projects mark the first major step by the government to follow up on the recommendations of the land supply task force.

Archives show aide to Margaret Thatcher was wary of Exco member and blamed him for near disasters in handover negotiations with China, but supporters say Chung bowed to neither London nor Beijing.

Chief executive makes announcement after revealing that existing scheme is not as unfair as first thought, and cites example of developer who owns 15,000 properties but passes rebates on to tenants.

Fast-tracking land creation in a sustained way would be sheltered from the vagaries of economic cycles, says Task Force on Land in report released today.

Local property developer secures 25-year contract ahead of mainland Chinese company Guangzhou R&F Properties.

Newly declassified files show officials did not want commercial interests affected by political tussle over reform package.

Modifications to Teresa Cheng’s home were either built before she bought the property or the date of construction was unknown, prosecutions chief says.

In the third and last part of a series on land reclamation, the Post looks at whether developers are dominating land supply and how the government should build up a land bank.

Housing minister Frank Chan reveals figure, but says there is no plan to drop tax while property prices remain high.

Despite 1.5 per cent price dip, government has not confirmed that market is in downward cycle.

Carrie Lam says Hong Kong and Shenzhen authorities had different understanding of where the border lay. Landowners affected may claim compensation.

Office, created 11 years ago, recently plagued by construction scandal, legal wrangles and frequent rush-hour MTR breakdowns.

Task force receives Development Bureau paper arguing for a publicity campaign to nurture visitors after years of efforts spent improving the area.

Party secretary general says he has asked for an explanation as UN Human Rights Council kicked off its third review hearing on China’s human rights

Quarter-on-quarter figures are highest since January 2005. Government says figures are a result of its market-cooling measures but analysts say there are several factors at play.

A condolence book will be opened at the Jin Yong Gallery at the Heritage Museum in Sha Tin for the public to pay their last respects to the world’s most popular Chinese novelist.

Michael Wong Wai-lun rebuts claim sand shortages will send cost of project spiralling out of control. But experts warn the Lantau Tomorrow Vision project will face different challenges than existing reclamation works.

Target audience is those too poor to afford a flat in world’s most expensive residential property market yet too rich to qualify for a public rental unit

The removal of four opposition lawmakers on Friday over improper oath-taking has further crippled the democratic bloc in terms of its already limited veto power in Hong Kong’s divided legislature.