Our Hong Kong Foundation (OHKF) releases its research report “From Housing Market Outlook to Land Supply Strategy” today. OHKF believes that whilst housing supply is expected to increase, demographic structure and other socio-economic indicators suggest that there is still an abundance of genuine end-user demand for housing in Hong Kong, and the medium- to long-term supply situation remains grim. There is no room for the government to slow down in housing and land production. In addition, OHKF opines that given the numerous challenges faced by the development of “brownfield sites”, it is unrealistic for the community to expect it as a prioritised avenue of land supply. Over the longer term, reclamation and developing new towns are still important and the more effective land development options for the city.