housingauthority
The average waiting time for Hong Kong’s public rental housing has dropped to 5.5 years for general applicants, according to the latest government figures, as authorities continued to crack down on tenancy abuse. The Housing Authority on Monday said the average waiting time for a public rental unit in the past 12 months had dropped 0.2 years to 5.5 years as of the end of June. The wait for elderly one-person applicants also fell to 3.7 years in the same period, the authority said. The second quarter of the year saw about 7,000 public rental units allocated to general applicants, which was the ...
Hong Kong Free Press
Hong Kong’s leader has called on young people not to waste “potential and opportunities” by “deliberately” depressing their income below the limit allowed to apply for public housing. Speaking to reporters ahead of his weekly Executive Council meeting on Tuesday, Chief Executive John Lee said he had heard of some people ensuring that their earnings remained below the monthly income limit in an effort to be allocated a government-subsidised unit. According to the Housing Authority, the income limit for single applicants is HK$12,940 per month, or HK$19,730 for a two-person family. The average w...
Hong Kong Free Press
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