URA no plan for co-op housing

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URA no plan for co-op housing
(01-23 13:09)

The Urban Renewal Authority has no plan to deal with buildings by Civil Servants Co-operative Building Society, said development minister Paul Chan Mo-po.
Chan said good conditions in those buildings are still good, so URA will focus on older constructions.

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