Sub-divided homes in Hong Kong should measure no less than 7 square metres, the pro-Beijing DAB party has proposed, as the government mulls new measures to eradicate “low-quality sub-divided flats.” Vincent Cheng, legislator for the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong (DAB), said during a Monday press conference that his party will submit a report to the government on Tuesday to propose a new mechanism to identify “low-quality sub-divided flats.” According to the proposal, a sub-divided dwelling should measure no lower than 1.8 in height or 7 square metres in floor…