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Long and short-term public rental housing wait in Hong Kong edges up to 4.8 years

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Long and short-term public rental housing wait in Hong Kong edges up to 4.8 years
Long and short-term public rental housing wait in Hong Kong edges up to 4.8 years
The composite waiting time for general applicants for long- and short-term subsidised public rental housing in Hong Kong has edged up slightly to 4.8 years by the end of June, authorities have said, adding that a higher proportion of coveted homes in urban areas was allocated in the second quarter. Despite an increase
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