Published: 18:29, July 24, 2024
CDHK In-Depth | Flower Market plans: Who wins?
By Lesley Liu
By 2046, one in every two buildings in Hong Kong will be over 50 years old. On March 15, 2024, the Urban Renewal Authority unveiled a redevelopment blueprint for the city's centuries-old flower market, which is a hub for florists and retailers, causing a stir among locals.
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