Lau Ping Cheung says public objection alone is not a good reason to reject reclamation and other contentious ideas if they have merit, while private developers must also play their part to ease the land shortage
Lau Ping Cheung says public objection alone is not a good reason to reject reclamation and other contentious ideas if they have merit, while private developers must also play their part to ease the land shortage
Hong Kong housing
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Hong Kong’s housing crisis can’t be solved by democratic consensus

Lau Ping Cheung says public objection alone is not a good reason to reject reclamation and other contentious ideas if they have merit, while private developers must also play their part to ease the land shortage

Lau Ping Cheung

Updated: 7:16pm, 18 Sep, 2017

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Lau Ping Cheung says public objection alone is not a good reason to reject reclamation and other contentious ideas if they have merit, while private developers must also play their part to ease the land shortage
Lau Ping Cheung says public objection alone is not a good reason to reject reclamation and other contentious ideas if they have merit, while private developers must also play their part to ease the land shortage
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