A newly established advisory board has presented U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy with a comprehensive set of recommendations designed to fundamentally reshape how the nation finances and develops its public infrastructure. Comprised of leading experts from the finance, legal, and
In the high-cost real estate market of the Australian Capital Territory, the dream of owning a home has become increasingly unattainable for many, but a groundbreaking pilot program is forging a new and tangible pathway for one of the community's most financially vulnerable groups. The Strathnairn
In the ongoing effort to balance the urgent need for urban housing with the unshakeable principles of public safety, a significant divergence in building philosophy has emerged between the City of Vancouver and the provincial government of British Columbia. The Vancouver City Council has decisively
The Build to Rent sector stands at a critical juncture, where immense potential is constrained by significant policy uncertainty, setting the stage for 2026 to be a defining year. While fundamental drivers such as intense demand for high-quality rental housing, available investment capital, and a
A legal firestorm is brewing in the nation's capital as startling allegations surface that the White House is personally spearheading a plan to demolish several historic federal buildings, a move that critics say flagrantly sidesteps decades of established preservation law. The controversy,
For years, the only sounds within the walls of the former Blackfriars Crown Court were echoes of past proceedings, but a new £100 million plan is set to replace that silence with the vibrant energy of a new residential community. The ambitious project, spearheaded by specialist developer IQ, will
