That's seems like the modern neoliberal city problem rather than a problem specific to hong kong. The same problems afflicting hong kong is afflicting all mode

That's seems like the modern neoliberal city problem rather than a problem specific to hong kong. The same problems afflicting hong kong is afflicting all modern neoliberal cities - new york, LA, chicago, london, etc. Where the elite want to increase real estate/asset prices and the younger generation are left behind.