Public housing: that is, public housing in Hong Kong is built by the Hong Kong Housing Authority or the Hong Kong Housing Society, built by the government or voluntary organizations and rented to low-income residents.

Home Ownership Scheme: referred to as Home Ownership Scheme, it is one of the public housing schemes of the Hong Kong Government. Hong Kong Housing Authority builds public housing and sells it to low-income people at low prices.

Private buildings: There are many large private housing estates in Hong Kong, some of which are purely residential and some are large-scale comprehensive developments. Shopping malls and community facilities are built on the pedestal to provide daily life, catering and community services for internal residents and other residents in the area.

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The city of Hong Kong is dominated by modern architecture. A large number of skyscrapers are distributed on both sides of Victoria Harbour, with more than 3,000 buildings over 90 meters in height. At least half of the global 100 residential buildings are located in Hong Kong.

The number of skyscrapers in Hong Kong ranks first in the world. The buildings in Hong Kong include the China Bank Building designed by Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei, and the HSBC Headquarters Building designed by architect norman foster, who also wrote the architectural design of the Hong Kong International Airport.

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Baidu encyclopedia-Hong Kong