Group 1 - The Hong Kong government emphasizes maintaining control over land sales to ensure stable and prudent land supply, with no intention to reintroduce the land resumption system [1] - The Deputy Secretary for Development, Lam Chi-man, stated that market bids are influenced by the economic environment and real estate market conditions, and the government aims to enhance land attractiveness while monitoring market conditions [1] - The government will continue to create land and release it to the market in a measured manner, considering feedback from potential investors and the industry [1] Group 2 - The government has implemented amendments to the compulsory sale ordinance to encourage private sector participation in old building redevelopment, lowering the threshold for applications [2] - Since the ordinance's implementation in December, the Land Tribunal has received four compulsory sale applications, indicating a positive response to the new measures [2] - The Hong Kong Housing Authority is exploring adjustments to the plot ratio limits in specific areas and will present an updated blueprint for urban renewal in the second half of the year [2]