The city of Hong Kong is said to be one of the world's richest cities. It is a city with more Louis Vuitton shops than Paris. But its wealth also has a darker side. The property boom in the city keeps escalating, forcing tens of thousands to reside in the most deplorable of living conditions.

With its doors swung wide open for business this week, the 1,600-foot architectural masterpiece houses 312 hotel rooms starting on the 102nd floor. With the most amazing views imaginable and six different restaurants to choose from, who will ever want to descend to the ground?

Hong Kong skyline.

Not so long ago, a new tallest building was completed in Hong Kong - the ICC tower, the International Commerce Center.It is 483 meters high and has 118 floors. Apparently, they soon will open the observation deck on the 100th floor. The view must be impressive.

No, they are not grandfather and grandson.

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Poor Hong Kong people have to live in cage homes. And often a place at the cheapest shelter costs as much as $150. Isn’t it way too much for a small cage?