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How much of Hong Kong’s political poison would drain away if the city supplied enough land—and, yes, there is plenty available; don’t believe the Great Land Crunch myth perpetuated by fat-cat property developers and their cronies in government —to build nearly three million more flats? And what if, simultaneously, Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor—whose […]
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