Housing Planning And Lands Bureau Hong Kong

The Housing Planning And Lands Bureau (HPLB) is the government body responsible for planning and developing housing and land use in Hong Kong. The bureau is responsible for a range of areas, including:

Planning and developing new housing projects
Managing existing public housing stock
Acquiring land for housing and other development purposes
Enforcing building and planning regulations
Promoting sustainable development

The HPLB is committed to providing affordable housing for the people of Hong Kong. The bureau has a range of programs and initiatives to help people find and afford housing, including:

The Home Ownership Scheme (HOS) provides subsidized housing for first-time home buyers.
The Green Form Subsidy Scheme provides financial assistance to low-income families to purchase private housing.
The Rental Housing Society provides affordable rental housing for low-income families.

The HPLB is also responsible for land use planning in Hong Kong. The bureau works to ensure that land is used in a sustainable and efficient manner. The bureau has a range of policies and initiatives to promote sustainable development, including:

The Sustainable Development Strategy for Hong Kong sets out the government's vision for a sustainable future for the city.
The Land Use Planning Guidelines provide guidance to developers on how to design and develop land in a sustainable manner.
The Green Building Council of Hong Kong promotes the adoption of green building practices.

The HPLB is committed to providing affordable housing and promoting sustainable development in Hong Kong. The bureau has a range of programs and initiatives to help people find and afford housing, and to ensure that land is used in a sustainable and efficient manner.