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The Authority intends that where necessary, all new estates will
have such commercial centres, and the next to have it will be the Lek Yuen
Estate in Sha Tin.
The long-term housing programme will bring improvements to the
living conditions of 500,000 people who were rehoused in the early stages
of Hong Kong's aquatter resettlement operation, between 1954 and 1962.
The first redevelopment scheme is well advanced at Shek Kip Mei
where the pioneer resettlement block was built 20 years ago. This will
provide greatly improved accommodation for about 60,000 persons, and is
now in its third phase.
A similar scheme aimed at providing families with more living
space is being planned at the Tai Hang Tung estate, where some 35,000
persons will eventually be housed.
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.