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Owners of sub-divided flats will be required to bear the costs of inspections to ensure units comply with new regulations meant to phase out “low quality” dwellings. Landlords will be required to hire professionals to conduct checks to ensure that the units are up to par, Ming Pao reported on Sunday. It was reported that the owners will be required to inspect the unit’s size, height, fire resistance, hygiene, and ventilation, among other criteria, and submit written documents to prove that the sub-divided units can be legally registered. Owners will be given a maximum of 12 months to complete ...
Hong Kong Free Press
A transitional housing scheme has received 9,600 applications since applications opened last month, more than double the number of flats available, Hong Kong’s housing minister has said. Secretary for Housing Winnie Ho said on Sunday that applications for Light Public Housing (LPH) submitted by Monday would be prioritised. Those who were not allocated a flat in the first round will have priority when the next batch becomes available. The LPH scheme was introduced by Chief Executive John Lee in his maiden Policy Address as a means to reduce the waiting time for government-subsidised public hous...
Hong Kong Free Press
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