Hong Kong Public Housing's Influence on Mainland China's Social Housing
Shi Kehu
Abstract
Shi Kehu
Abstract
The construction of social housing in China is still in an early and exploratory stage with a number of problems still to be solved. But with a record of more than 60 years of research and development, Hong Kong's public housing has made brilliant strides. This article analyzes these achievements from three different vantage points--policy, management, and design. It attempts to identify lessons applicable to social housing in the Mainland.
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The construction of social housing in China is still in an early and exploratory stage with a number of problems still to be solved. But with a record of more than 60 years of research and development, Hong Kong's public housing has made brilliant strides. This article analyzes these achievements from three different vantage points--policy, management, and design. It attempts to identify lessons applicable to social housing in the Mainland.
Key concepts: Public housing, Mainland China, China, Mainland, Exploratory research, Economic growth, Political science, Sociology