Hong Kong: 70% of subdivided flats registered for grace period under new housing law

Hong Kong's Housing Bureau reports that 70% of subdivided flats have been registered for a three-year grace period under the new Basic Housing Units law, with most applications from Kowloon's Yau Tsim Mong district. The registration is a step toward eradicating substandard housing, but enforcement and compliance remain uncertain. This marks progress in a major urban housing policy initiative.

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