香港房屋局：公屋落成量超出预期 逐步扭转供应“头轻尾重”局面

Core Insights - The Hong Kong Housing Authority has achieved 168,000 public housing units completed since the 2022/23 fiscal year, reaching 54% of the 308,000 units target set for the next decade under the Long-Term Housing Strategy, significantly exceeding the initial estimate of 105,000 units [1] - The government plans to adjust the ratio of public housing to subsidized sale housing from 7:3 to 6:4, with over 20,000 simplified public housing units expected to be completed in the next two years [1] - The introduction of advanced technologies in construction, such as the "Smart Easy Lock" and circular wall connection technology, aims to reduce construction time and costs, with future developments focusing on lighter and better soundproof concrete [1] Design and Cost Efficiency - The Housing Authority intends to simplify public housing designs based on principles of practicality, affordability, and environmental sustainability, including features like omitting unnecessary facilities in new housing units [2] - The shift in public preferences towards more open and flexible living spaces is acknowledged, leading to considerations for future housing designs that may include open kitchens instead of traditional enclosed ones [2] - Feedback from residents will be actively sought to optimize housing designs for the next 10 to 20 years, reflecting changing lifestyles and needs [2]