- Reverse mortgage
- Public housing issues
- Application for public rental housing
- Priority for the elderly
- Harmonious Families Priority Scheme (“HFPS”)
- Priority Scheme for Single Elderly Persons
- Elderly Persons Priority Scheme
- Special arrangements for elderly tenants
- Rent Assistance Scheme
- Housing subsidy policy
- Survey on household income
- Transfer of flats
- Tenants’ responsibilities
- Marking Scheme for Estate Management Enforcement
- Housing abuses
- General enquiries
- Maintenance and safety of property
- Redevelopment and acquisition of property
Public housing issues
Transfer of flats
Subject to the availability of PRH resources, the HA runs the following transfer schemes to cater for tenants' different needs:
- Harmonious Families Transfer Exercise (“HFTE”)
- Territory-wide Overcrowding Relief Transfer Exercise
- Living Space Improvement Transfer Scheme
- Voluntary Transfer Exercise
- Internal Transfer
- Special Transfer
- Thinning Out Exercise
- Transfer for Major Repairs / Improvement Programmes
- Transfer of Tenants from Converted One-Person Flats / Housing for Senior Citizens under the Phasing-out Programme
- Transfer for Under-occupied Household
The HFTE is most relevant for elderly tenants.
Harmonious Families Transfer Exercise (“HFTE”)
This programme provides opportunities for PRH tenants to apply for a transfer to the same estate in which their elderly parents/children are currently living for the provision of mutual care (in the absence of suitable resources, a flat of suitable size in the nearest available estate will be allocated).
Elderly parents living in PRH can nominate one of their adult children or a spouse of one of their adult children to apply for this transfer scheme. Adult children can also nominate their parent(s)/parent(s)-in-law to apply.
