Housing projects account for most of Govt’s fast-track progress

Ballot proposals won’t ‘fast-track’ more housing

In New York City’s election, voters will encounter ballot Proposals 2, 3, and 4 that claim to create and speed up housing development. These proposals were created by Mayor Adams to block ballot access for other proposals and seek revenge against a City Council that stood up to him. They mislead with language hiding what they really do and inaccurate terms like “fast-track” that are intended to sway voters’ decisions, but don’t transparently des…

Housing projects account for most of Govt’s fast-track progress

Mining and renewable energy vie for the highest rate of progress, but more housing developments have started progressing through the scheme than any other sector The post Housing projects account for most of Govt’s fast-track progress appeared first on Newsroom.

Over 200 companies express interest in participating in Govt's housing initiative

Housing Minister Collin Croal has disclosed that more than 200 companies – local, regional and international – have formally indicated their interest in constructing houses across Guyana, as part of the government’s commitment to deliver 40,000 homes to citizens. These companies submitted their Expressions of Interest (EoIs) during the Housing Ministry’s recent application process, which […] The post Over 200 companies express interest in partic…