Lantau reclamation plans should be revived, property tycoon Gordon Wu says
Property magnate Gordon Wu Ying-sheung, founder and chairman of Hopewell Holdings, has advocated for the revival of large-scale land reclamation plans off Lantau Island. He believes this should proceed alongside the Northern Metropolis project to address Hong Kong's growing population and potential urban land shortage.

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AI-generatedProperty magnate Gordon Wu Ying-sheung, founder and chairman of Hopewell Holdings, has advocated for the revival of large-scale land reclamation plans off Lantau Island. He believes this should proceed alongside the Northern Metropolis project to address Hong Kong's growing population and potential urban land shortage. Wu, aged 90, stated that it is premature to determine if Hopewell Holdings will invest in the Northern Metropolis, as the government first needs to secure land ownership and develop necessary transportation infrastructure. He emphasized that the private sector's involvement would follow these government responsibilities.
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4 extractedIt is too early to say whether Hopewell Holdings will invest in the Northern Metropolis project.
Hopewell Holdings' investment in the Northern Metropolis project depends on the government securing land ownership and transport infrastructure.
Hong Kong should revive plans for large-scale reclamation off Lantau Island to run in parallel with the Northern Metropolis project.
A lack of urban land will hold back Hong Kong's development as the population grows.