Leung Chun-ying, Hong Kong’s chief executive in waiting, has the industry knowledge and political will to address the city’s high housing prices, according to Citic Securities.
“Making house prices more affordable to middle- to low-income families is likely to be high on his agenda, as there is too much complaint about prices in Hong Kong now,” said Adrian Ngan, a property analyst at Citic.
Leung, 57, posted a message on Facebook after winning the election on Sunday, saying that he would address the problem of income inequality, high inflation and property prices, which have all led to growing resentment among the city’s working population.
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