Burnham puts UK town renewal at center of incoming government
Why it matters: Labour will be judged on whether projects like Middleton and Stockport can lift jobs, housing and faith in politics.
Why it matters: Labour will be judged on whether projects like Middleton and Stockport can lift jobs, housing and faith in politics.
What's new: auditors found possible HDB overpayments of S$9.7 million and MOE filed a police report over suspected falsified emails.
Why it matters: The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act had broad support as lawmakers raced to show progress on affordability before midterms.
Why it matters: The law aims to ease a roughly 4 million-home shortage, but experts say lower costs may take years to reach buyers.
What's new: HDB set aside about one-fifth of the 40-hectare site for green space as it plans public and private homes near the city center.
Why it matters: HDB also set aside about one-fifth of the 40-hectare site as green space while it weighs housing yield and timeline.
Why it matters: About one-fifth of the 40-hectare estate will remain green space as planners weigh housing yield and timing.
Why it matters: high mortgage rates and thin supply are keeping affordability tight even as first-time buyers made up 33% of purchases.
What's new: The closure zone was cut to two blocks, but five buildings remain under full or partial evacuation orders.
What's next: Trump is expected to sign the measure Wednesday after the Senate cleared it 85-5, capping a rare bipartisan deal.
What's next: The measure could still become law in 10 days without Trump's signature unless he vetoes it or Congress adjourns.
Why it matters: The move ties a bipartisan housing package to a separate election measure, setting up a new standoff on Capitol Hill.
Why it matters: The bipartisan bill had been a rare cross-party win on affordability before Trump tied it to the stalled SAVE America Act.
What's new: 22,634 applicants chased 6,952 flats, while two shorter-wait projects in Sembawang were undersubscribed.
What's next: Trump is scheduled to sign the measure Wednesday after the Senate cleared it 85-5, capping big investors at 350 homes.
What's next: The House is expected to vote later this week on the bipartisan measure backed by President Donald Trump.
What's new: Applications run through June 24, and families expecting a third child now qualify for a bigger priority quota.
Why it matters: If approved, the measure could force tighter immigration rules by about 2031 and put Switzerland’s EU free-movement pact at risk.
What's new: More than a third of the roughly 6,900 June launch units will be in three faster-delivery projects in Sembawang and Ang Mo Kio.