Stacking numbers clarifies the golf vs homes debate

In the public debate about how to best address our severe shortage of land for housing, the government-appointed task force has proposed 18 options, one of which has received more than its share of discussion. The Hong Kong Golf Club at Fanling stands out as the lowest-hanging fruit not only because it is a large chunk of easily developed land - say compared with blasting out the insides of a mountain to rehouse a sewage plant or the much-maligned further sea reclamation - but because of its elitist image. Everyone likes a David and Goliath story, and as this debate plays itself out, surely the majority of the local population would like to see the latter lose, and would enjoy watching apartment blocks rise where those pristine greens stand today.

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