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Why are Hong Kong government buildings slated for demolition filling up again?

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Is allowing temporary occupants a good way to use available premises? Some say it just points to poor planning Two Hong Kong government buildings in Wan Chai heading for demolition have begun filling up again with temporary occupants,
The article from MSN discusses the curious situation in Hong Kong where government buildings, previously slated for demolition, are now being reoccupied. Despite plans to demolish these structures to make way for new developments, various government departments are moving back into these buildings due to a lack of alternative office space. This unexpected reoccupation is attributed to several factors including delays in new construction projects, budget constraints, and the need for immediate office solutions. The buildings, which were once considered outdated or inefficient, are now being refurbished to meet current needs, highlighting a broader issue of urban planning and resource management in Hong Kong. This scenario reflects the city's struggle with space management, where the demand for office space outpaces the supply, leading to a pragmatic reuse of existing infrastructure.

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