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Hong Kong subdivided-flat registrations hit 42.5%

Landlords have registered only 42.5% of the applications expected in the first phase of the Basic Housing Unit Ordinance “early bird” scheme. The Monday deadline for the initial six-month registration period passed, with industry observers citing property-ownership complications and low public awareness as factors slowing uptake.
WHO: Industry observers
WHAT: Only 42.5% of expected subdivided-flat registration applications were received by the end of the six-month “early bird” phase under the Basic Housing Unit Ordinance.
WHEN: Sep 1, 2026
WHERE: Hong Kong
WHY: Property-ownership complications and low public awareness slowed landlords’ registration of subdivided flats.

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