Hong Kong’s Urban Renewal Authority (URA) will start to build bigger flats in its new projects, taking the lead in trying to lift living standards in a city where dwelling space is ever shrinking and the price of it ever rising.
The body, a semi-government entity that works with private developers to regenerate older buildings, said on Friday that the minimum size of units at future projects would be 300 square feet, 40 square feet above the current minimum it is allowed under its own…
Source : South China Morning Post
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