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Photos: A bird's eye view of Hong Kong properties

Dale de la Rey shows various properties across the city taken over a series of months

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AFP and Compiled by Christian Borbon, Digital Content Producer
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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Residential and commercial buildings on Cheung Chau, an outlying residential island in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A housing estate on an island in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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Houses in a village in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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Residential buildings in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A boat moving past houses in Tai O village in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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A residential estate in Hong Kong.
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