The construction of low-income housing in Kai Tak could mean that the views of residents in some nearby private complexes were obstructed, a Hong Kong lawmaker has said. Speaking on a Commercial Radio show on Wednesday, Kitson Yang said that Kai Tak residents had reservations about the city’s plan to build Light Public Housing (LPH) – the official name for the government’s short-term housing initiative – in their neighbourhood. Yang said questions remained about whether the government was still intent on transforming the area into a second central business district (CBD), as was promised by fo…
