Is the deed permanent when buying a house in Hong Kong? Why do I only see 2042?

After the expiration, the government will not tear down your house, but will only increase the rent and re-determine the lease term. When buying a house in Hong Kong, the most important thing is to go to the Lands Department to "search the books", that is, to search the house in past lives, which clearly indicates the government lease of the house. One country, two systems will remain unchanged for 50 years. That's the minimum number of years for public settlement. If everyone is well integrated, the two places will develop well in the future, and it is not impossible to change gradually ... For example, Hong Kong is now slowly receiving patriotic education from China (in the past, it was patriotic education in Britain to educate the public to love Britain, but now it is necessary to love China). Starting with dolls, learning simplified characters and learning Mandarin, the academic system has also changed from 3223 in the past to 334 in the mainland. In short, everything is based on development, and everything that is beneficial to both places must be developed ... Follow-up: for example, I will buy a house of 2 million and pay it back slowly. After the mortgage, the house was completely mine, but by 2046. Will the government increase or renew the rent? How did the rent increase come from? Didn't I buy out the house slowly? Or when the lease expires, should I ask for more money? Is there no permanent house in Hong Kong? Answer: After paying the house price, the house is yours. Theoretically, you have the right to use this house. Property houses are marked with their own service life, which is distinguished according to the nature of the house (it is enough for individuals to have permanent use rights, and a house will almost collapse in 70 or 80 years). The house is yours, but the land is not. This land belongs to the state. At present, any inch of land in China belongs to the state, and individuals only have the right to use it, but have no ownership. Inquire about the assessment and collection of government rent from the Lands Department. There is no so-called permanent property in China now. Follow-up: I'm sorry I'm overseas. The land I bought here is yours! I want to ask again, then I want to ask, I bought a house in this building, and then this building is old and will be demolished. What will happen next? A: I only refer to China (including Hongkong and Macau). At present, some countries and regions in the world have permanent land rights (not only the right to use, but also other values contained in this land, such as oil, minerals and antiques. ), but China is not. If the house is demolished during the service period, there will be compensation. Follow-up: what should I do if I am not within the time limit? Should the demolition be given to our other units or give us money at the market price, and then we will buy a new house ourselves? A: If the land acquisition is unified, it is impossible to levy only one household. There are several possibilities for compensation in different places, including making up money and building another house for you to move. It's different.