Kwun Tong, pictured, had 45 per cent of Kowloon’s total Grade A office space at the end of 2015. Photo: Bruce YanKwun Tong, pictured, had 45 per cent of Kowloon’s total Grade A office space at the end of 2015. Photo: Bruce Yan
Kwun Tong, pictured, had 45 per cent of Kowloon’s total Grade A office space at the end of 2015. Photo: Bruce Yan
Property /  Hong Kong & China

Hong Kong 2030 Plus: is it really planning or just guesswork?

Government, having provided the framework, should let the market predict where and when housing supply is needed rather than second guessing

Topic |   Hong Kong housing
Roger Nissim
Roger Nissim

Updated: 2:54pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Kwun Tong, pictured, had 45 per cent of Kowloon’s total Grade A office space at the end of 2015. Photo: Bruce YanKwun Tong, pictured, had 45 per cent of Kowloon’s total Grade A office space at the end of 2015. Photo: Bruce Yan
Kwun Tong, pictured, had 45 per cent of Kowloon’s total Grade A office space at the end of 2015. Photo: Bruce Yan
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