<p>香港当局将花费约 68 亿港元（约合 8.7 亿美元）从业主手中回购在致命的太埔火灾中受损的住宅，作为一项长期安置计划的一部分，提供每平方英尺 8,000 至 10,500 港元的补偿，计划涉及 40 亿港元的公共资金。副财政司司长黄伟伦在周六公布了该计划，排除了对王福苑的现场重建，并补充说当局倾向于拆除该住宅区八栋建筑中的七栋，并将该地块重新开发为公园或其他社会设施。黄伟伦表示，现金回购和 “以房换房” 的方案将提供最快和最灵活的解决方案，而当局将处理王福苑的后续事务，包括法律和保险问题。他说：“王福苑火灾是一个特殊的例外案例。这项一次性安排不会成为先例。” 他补充说：“我们相信收购价格足以让受影响的家庭搬迁并获得长期住房。” 黄伟伦还指出，王福苑火灾是前所未有的，流离失所的居民遭受了重大损失，面临日常生活中的巨大挑战，社会应给予理解和支持。他还强调了回购公寓的必要性，表示没有有效的市场机制能够解决这些挑战或帮助受影响的家庭。“如果没有强有力的政府干预，公寓业主将极难找到买家，他们多年来投资的钱可能会化为乌有，” 副财政司司长说。黄伟伦还指出，收购预计将花费 68 亿港元，政府在扣除火灾救助基金的捐款后需要从公共财政中提取 40 亿港元。该安置提案是在城市几十年来最致命的火灾发生三个月后提出的，该火灾去年 11 月在王福苑住宅区造成 168 人遇难。在之前发给受影响居民的调查中，当局将回购价格定在每平方英尺 6,000 至 8,000 港元，价格范围基于香港测量师学会的火灾前评估。上个月，当局启动了这项调查，以收集流离失所居民对九种长期安置选项的意见，包括现场重建、以房换房和现金回购。黄伟伦指出，74% 的受访者表示他们会考虑接受政府的产权收购，12% 的人排除了这一选项，14% 的人尚未决定。调查发现，22% 的家庭支持原地重建，但也愿意考虑其他选项。同时，9% 的公寓业主表示他们只会接受现场重建。调查共收集了 1,975 户家庭的反馈，代表了所有公寓业主的 99% 以上。此前有报道称，数百户王福苑的家庭已签署请愿书，敦促当局缩短现场重建的时间，并允许居民对下一步进行投票。王志楼是王福苑八栋住宅楼中唯一未受火灾影响的楼栋，将不包括在收购计划中。但黄伟伦表示，如果王志楼的业主能够达成 “高度共识”，政府也愿意考虑收购该楼的公寓。</p>

<p>香港将花费 68 亿港元（约合 8.7 亿美元）回购在大埔火灾中受损的住宅，回购价格为每平方英尺 8,000 至 10,500 港元。副财政司司长黄伟纶宣布了这一计划，计划包括拆除王福苑的八栋建筑中的七栋，并对该地点进行重新开发。此次回购旨在为受影响居民提供快速解决方案，调查显示 74% 的业主考虑接受政府的收购提议。该计划是在去年 11 月发生的城市最致命火灾之后提出的，火灾造成 168 人遇难</p>

<p>Hong Kong authorities will spend about HK$6.8 billion (US$870 million) to buy back homes damaged in the deadly Tai Po fire from flat owners, offering HK$8,000 to HK$10,500 per square foot as part of a long-term resettlement plan involving HK$4 billion in public funds. Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong Wai-lun unveiled the plan on Saturday, ruling out on-site redevelopment of Wang Fuk Court and adding that authorities were inclined to demolish seven of the estate’s eight buildings and redevelop the site as parks or other social facilities. Wong said the cash buyout and “flat-for-flat” exchanges would provide the fastest and most flexible solution, while authorities would handle post-acquisition matters at Wang Fuk Court, including legal and insurance issues. “The Wang Fuk Court fire is a special case of an exceptional nature. This one-off arrangement will not serve as a precedent,” he said. “We believe the acquisition price is sufficient for the affected households to relocate and secure long-term housing.” Wong added that the Wang Fuk Court fire was unprecedented, noting that displaced residents had suffered significant losses and faced immense challenges in their daily lives, warranting understanding and support from society. He also stressed the need to buy back the flats, saying no effective market mechanism could address the challenges or help the affected households. “Without strong government intervention, flat owners would find it extremely difficult to secure buyers for their homes, and the money they invested over the years could go up in smoke,” the deputy financial secretary said. Wong also noted that the acquisition was estimated to cost HK$6.8 billion, with the government needing to draw HK$4 billion from the public coffers after deducting a donation from the fire relief fund. The rehousing proposal came three months after the city’s deadliest fire in decades, which claimed 168 lives at the Wang Fuk Court residential complex last November. In a previous survey sent to affected residents, authorities had put the buy-back prices at between HK$6,000 and HK$8,000 per square foot, with the range based on pre-fire valuations by the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors. Authorities launched the survey last month to gather opinions from displaced residents on nine long-term resettlement options, including on-site redevelopment, flat-for-flat exchanges and cash buyouts. Wong noted that 74 per cent of respondents had said they would consider accepting the government’s title acquisition, with 12 per cent ruling out the option and 14 per cent remaining undecided. The survey found that 22 per cent of households supported in-situ redevelopment but were open to other options. Meanwhile, 9 per cent of flat owners said they would only accept on-site redevelopment. The survey collected responses from 1,975 households, representing more than 99 per cent of all flat owners. Hundreds of Wang Fuk Court households were earlier reported to have signed a petition urging authorities to shorten the time for on-site redevelopment and allow residents to vote on the next step. Wang Chi House, the only one of Wang Fuk Court’s eight residential blocks left unscathed by the fire, will not be included in the acquisition plan. But Wong said the government would be willing to consider acquiring the flats in Wang Chi House as well if owners there could reach a “high degree of consensus”.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>香港当局将花费约 68 亿港元（约合 8.7 亿美元）从业主手中回购在致命的太埔火灾中受损的住宅，作为一项长期安置计划的一部分，提供每平方英尺 8,000 至 10,500 港元的补偿，计划涉及 40 亿港元的公共资金。副财政司司长黄伟伦在周六公布了该计划，排除了对王福苑的现场重建，并补充说当局倾向于拆除该住宅区八栋建筑中的七栋，并将该地块重新开发为公园或其他社会设施。黄伟伦表示，现金回购和 “以房换房” 的方案将提供最快和最灵活的解决方案，而当局将处理王福苑的后续事务，包括法律和保险问题。他说：“王福苑火灾是一个特殊的例外案例。这项一次性安排不会成为先例。” 他补充说：“我们相信收购价格足以让受影响的家庭搬迁并获得长期住房。” 黄伟伦还指出，王福苑火灾是前所未有的，流离失所的居民遭受了重大损失，面临日常生活中的巨大挑战，社会应给予理解和支持。他还强调了回购公寓的必要性，表示没有有效的市场机制能够解决这些挑战或帮助受影响的家庭。“如果没有强有力的政府干预，公寓业主将极难找到买家，他们多年来投资的钱可能会化为乌有，” 副财政司司长说。黄伟伦还指出，收购预计将花费 68 亿港元，政府在扣除火灾救助基金的捐款后需要从公共财政中提取 40 亿港元。该安置提案是在城市几十年来最致命的火灾发生三个月后提出的，该火灾去年 11 月在王福苑住宅区造成 168 人遇难。在之前发给受影响居民的调查中，当局将回购价格定在每平方英尺 6,000 至 8,000 港元，价格范围基于香港测量师学会的火灾前评估。上个月，当局启动了这项调查，以收集流离失所居民对九种长期安置选项的意见，包括现场重建、以房换房和现金回购。黄伟伦指出，74% 的受访者表示他们会考虑接受政府的产权收购，12% 的人排除了这一选项，14% 的人尚未决定。调查发现，22% 的家庭支持原地重建，但也愿意考虑其他选项。同时，9% 的公寓业主表示他们只会接受现场重建。调查共收集了 1,975 户家庭的反馈，代表了所有公寓业主的 99% 以上。此前有报道称，数百户王福苑的家庭已签署请愿书，敦促当局缩短现场重建的时间，并允许居民对下一步进行投票。王志楼是王福苑八栋住宅楼中唯一未受火灾影响的楼栋，将不包括在收购计划中。但黄伟伦表示，如果王志楼的业主能够达成 “高度共识”，政府也愿意考虑收购该楼的公寓。</p>
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香港将斥资 68 亿港元回购遭火灾损毁的大埔公寓