長者業主難負分間樓宇翻新費用

香港部分長者業主表示,無法負擔高達40萬港元的翻新費用,以符合新法規要求。他們可能被迫將月租3000港元的單位撤出市場。

四名擁有深水埗和油麻地分間樓宇的業主,於周五的媒體會上分享他們的困境。他們已登記基本房屋單位條例下的寬限期,但難以達到合規要求。

承包商的報價遠高於房屋局上週提出的每單位2.5萬至5.1萬港元。一名81歲退休報販業主Wing-tse表示,其800平方呎單位分為四個單位,翻新費用高達40萬港元。

Wing-tse說:「我希望政府能協助我找到更好的報價,如果他們認識這些裝修承包商。」

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