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Scott Leung Man-kwong

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Scott Leung Man-kwong
梁文廣
The latest news and top stories on Scott Leung Man-kwong, elected to the Legislative Council for Kowloon West in 2022. He previously served as a Sham Shui Po District Councillor. A member of the Kowloon West New Dynamic, he work focuses on housing. He also holds positions within the Hong Kong Housing Authority and the Federation of Public Housing Estates.
The University of Hong Kong in Pok Fu Lam. Professor Joshua Mok, president of Hang Seng University, said land shortage remained the biggest challenge as the city developed into an education hub. Photo: Silvia Siu
Under the current Long-Term Housing Strategy, the overall public-to-private housing supply ratio stands at 7:3. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong housing

Hong Kong urged to boost private housing supply as student demand jumps 45%

Government forecasts annual demand for non-local student housing at 2,310 flats over next decade, 45 per cent higher than last year’s estimate.

Hong Kong housing

Quality concerns prompt further tests on concrete used in 3 housing blocks

Hong Kong housing

Advocacy group urges Hong Kong to let residents tap pension savings for homes

Hong Kong housing

Subdivided-flat registration rate at 42.5% as ‘early bird’ phase deadline passes

Industry observers say ownership complications and low awareness have slowed landlords’ applications under new housing regulations.

Subdivided flat resident Mr Cheung at his home in Sham Shui Po. Photo: Sun Yeung
Landlords have registered 34,000 subdivided flats under Hong Kong’s new basic housing regime, fewer than half the estimated total. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong housing

Hong Kong public rental housing wait edges up to 4.8 years, urban allocations rise

Despite increase in ‘composite’ figure, Housing Bureau says average wait for standard public rental home fell by 0.1 years to 5.5 years.

Hong Kong housing

Calls for faster rehousing of evicted Hong Kong subdivided flat tenants

Housing Bureau plans 180 emergency flats for short-notice evictions, but lawmakers demand faster, more flexible processing for urgent cases.

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Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Hi-tech aids proposed to help elderly climb stairs to fire-ravaged Tai Po flats

Wang Fuk Court residents will soon be allowed to check their flats and collect personal items but lifts remain inoperative.

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The blaze ripped through seven Wang Fuk Court blocks, claiming 168 lives. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong transport

Arrests for illegal use of e-bikes, scooters in Hong Kong up 17% to 760 in 2025

Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan says surge in arrests underscores urgent need for formal regulations to ensure public safety.

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Hong Kong housing

Hong Kong to offer 9,783 new subsidised flats from HK$1.5 million next year

Homes will be at least 280 sq ft in size and most will be larger, making them attractive to families, Housing Authority adviser says.

Legislative Council election 2025

What are Hong Kong Legco election candidates prioritising in their manifestos?

The Post reviews the manifestos of all 161 candidates for December 7 poll, but only 38 contenders offer versions in English.

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The Post reviewed the manifestos of all 161 candidates. Photo: Sun Yeung
Legislative Council election 2025

Hong Kong ramps up Legco election drive with outdoor gala, developer support

‘Let’s Vote, Together We Create the Future’ gala to be held on December 6, as top developer Henderson Land joins promotion blitz.

A debate featuring five candidates vying for two seats in the Kowloon East constituency: (from left) Bill Tang; Cheung Pui-kong; Frankie Ngan; Jeffrey Chan; and Leung Sze-wan. Photo: Nora Tam
Hong Kong housing

Hong Kong passes legislation to regulate notorious subdivided flats

Legislation aims for safer and better-quality living, but lawmakers urge government to prevent landlords from passing conversion costs onto tenants.

Hong Kong politics

Hong Kong rules out pre-made restaurant meal labelling despite consumer concerns

Lawmakers tell environment secretary consumers have right to know what they are eating, but he says mandatory labels would be difficult to enforce.

Accidents and personal safety

Inspection order ignored for 7 years at Hong Kong building where fire killed man

Mido Apartments building in North Point received a compulsory inspection order in July 2018 but never complied.

Firefighters were deployed on Saturday at the Mido Apartments in North Point when a blaze broke out. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong society

Exclusive | Hong Kong housing authorities quietly open door for same-sex couples

Lawmakers describe government’s response to top court ruling as ‘prudent approach’, but concern group calls for move to be publicly announced.

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The rainbow flag in Central in 2019. The government has proposed establishing a system recognising same-sex relationships. Photo: Felix Wong
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