A housing project under construction in November 2018, in Tuen Mun. Hong Kong does not need more micro flats, but reasonably sized ones that would allow family members to live together. Photo: Nora Tam
A housing project under construction in November 2018, in Tuen Mun. Hong Kong does not need more micro flats, but reasonably sized ones that would allow family members to live together. Photo: Nora Tam
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Letters | Will Hong Kong’s HK$32 million government overhaul solve the housing crisis?

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Updated: 7:30am, 20 Jan, 2022

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A housing project under construction in November 2018, in Tuen Mun. Hong Kong does not need more micro flats, but reasonably sized ones that would allow family members to live together. Photo: Nora Tam
A housing project under construction in November 2018, in Tuen Mun. Hong Kong does not need more micro flats, but reasonably sized ones that would allow family members to live together. Photo: Nora Tam
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