Applications open for all 13 Light Public Housing projects; 6 November is priority deadline
Forms returned by then get priority processing; people who applied earlier do not need to submit another application.
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Forms returned by then get priority processing; people who applied earlier do not need to submit another application.
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HK01 reported that reinforcement was suspected to be short by up to 75%; the affected detached house received its occupancy permit in 2023.
Housing Secretary Winnie Ho urged those yet to sign to act promptly, while saying exceptional cases would be considered individually.
The committee had disclosed 279 proxy votes across two meetings; HK01 separately reported a record involving an owner who had died 11 months earlier.
Residents in the 40-storey block, home to more than 1,000 households, had to use the stairs while repairs began.
The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers said it would follow established procedures if an investigation confirmed unlawful conduct by a member.
The voluntary, confidential scheme covers landlords, residents, contractors and other stakeholders, with online or arranged in-person sessions available.
More than 4,000 replacement homes remain available, while residents choosing new flats have raised concerns about purchase costs and stamp duty.
K Wise Limited also says it will fund independent inspections after reports of a rebar mismatch in one detached house.
Demolition plans are approved, but no application to begin work had reached the Buildings Department; it understands repairs began in stages in May.
Development Secretary Bernadette Linn Hon-ho says the space is for technology industries; Augustine Wong Ho-ming relays concern it could worsen non-core office conditions.
English coverage informed by local Chinese-language reporting. Original sources linked in every story.