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Is the EELM proposal technically feasible?
     Our engineering consultant finds that  the site is suitable for reclamation in
     terms of technical requirements such as water depth and hydraulic
     condition. The natural barriers around the proposed site will keep the wave height
     within a normal range seen in Hong Kong even during typhoons. The EELM’s
     territory has also been designed to bypass fairways such that sea vessel
     traffic will not be disrupted.















          How is the EELM                     Will the EELM plan
          plan related to the                 cater only to
          general public?                     the rich?

     The large piece of land can provide   In terms of number of units, public
     housing for 0.7 to 1.1 million     housing typically accounts for about
     residents. The per capita living   50-80% of overall housing in our
     space can thus be increased, and   existing new towns.  We propose
     the population density lowered.    public housing to be at least
                                        70% of the overall housing
                                        units on the EELM, such that the
                                        aspiration of homeownership of the
                                        general public could be fulfilled.










                                            We propose public housing
            Can provide housing for               to be at least
         0.7-1.1 MILLION                70% of the overall
               residents                     housing units




          How can the EELM plan help Hong Kong people
          in homeownership?

     There are various factors
     causing Hong Kong’s sky-high
     property prices.  We believe
     that the EELM can increase
     housing supply substantially,
     thus stabilising the property
     market. We hope that property
     prices can be less exorbitant
     compared to our median
     household income.
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