Hong Kong’s residential buildings gleam in the twilight in Wong Tai Sin on Kowloon. Hong Kong has for years held the dubious distinction of being world’s least affordable housing market. Photo: Sun Yeung Hong Kong’s residential buildings gleam in the twilight in Wong Tai Sin on Kowloon. Hong Kong has for years held the dubious distinction of being world’s least affordable housing market. Photo: Sun Yeung
Hong Kong’s residential buildings gleam in the twilight in Wong Tai Sin on Kowloon. Hong Kong has for years held the dubious distinction of being world’s least affordable housing market. Photo: Sun Yeung
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Letters | High home prices and housing shortage mean Hong Kong’s nano flats are here to stay

Topic |   Hong Kong housing
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Updated: 6:45am, 7 Jan, 2021

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Hong Kong’s residential buildings gleam in the twilight in Wong Tai Sin on Kowloon. Hong Kong has for years held the dubious distinction of being world’s least affordable housing market. Photo: Sun Yeung Hong Kong’s residential buildings gleam in the twilight in Wong Tai Sin on Kowloon. Hong Kong has for years held the dubious distinction of being world’s least affordable housing market. Photo: Sun Yeung
Hong Kong’s residential buildings gleam in the twilight in Wong Tai Sin on Kowloon. Hong Kong has for years held the dubious distinction of being world’s least affordable housing market. Photo: Sun Yeung
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