PoliticsSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong government lowers down payment on subsidised flats for young parents
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Young Hong Kong couples have been given another incentive to have children, with officials lowering the down payment required when buying a subsidised flat.
The Housing Authority said on Friday that a committee had approved two enhanced measures for subsidised sale flats.
Starting from the Home Ownership Scheme’s next sale exercise, the maximum mortgage loan-to-value ratio for parents with newborns or toddlers who rent private homes will be raised from 90 to 95 per cent, matching the ratio for...
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