Link REIT / 領展

Overview

Link REIT / 領展 appears in the Tung source as the buyer or vehicle associated with selling public-housing estate malls, which the episode treats as a lasting public-resource privatization grievance.

Current Profile

The source uses Link REIT as part of a policy-legacy chain. It argues that selling estate malls, together with other land and infrastructure choices, turned public resources into marketized assets and became one source of later Hong Kong public discontent.

Key Characteristics

• Hong Kong real-estate and public-asset node in the source.
• Associated with public-housing estate mall privatization.
• Used as evidence for long-run livelihood grievances.
• Connected to housing, land, and public-resource politics rather than only commercial property.

Evidence

• Estate-mall sale: 董建華逝世：「愛國者元老」的香港人生 says Tung’s administration sold estate malls to Link REIT.
• Public-grievance frame: 董建華逝世：「愛國者元老」的香港人生 treats that privatization as one source of later public resentment.

Qualifications

The page is limited to this episode’s policy-memory framing and does not yet cover Link REIT’s full formation, asset portfolio, financial structure, or later controversies.

What Changed

• Created the entity as the real-estate/public-asset node for the source.

Relationships

• Hong Kong Public-Resource Privatization / 香港公共資源私有化 - concept that uses Link REIT as evidence.
• Tung Chee-hwa / 董建華 - chief executive during the policy legacy discussed.
• Hong Kong / 香港 - city and housing-estate setting.