HA Approves Sale Of 4,400 Subsidised Units
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2018-02-14 HKT 21:43
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Some 4,400 subsidised flats will be put up for sale late next month, after the Housing Authority approved putting them on the market.
The flats will cost between HK$1.6 million and HK$6.3 million.
The most expensive ones will be in Cheung Sha Wan, and the cheapest in Tung Chung, and some of the units are in Kai Tak.
Households earning less than HK$57,000 a month can apply, so long as they own assets worth less than nearly HK$2 million.
The chairman of the Authority's subsidised housing committee, Stanley Wong, says they decided to continue to make half of the flats available to public housing tenants.
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