Housing Supply Push (Seoul): South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung chaired a second, six-hour housing meeting, urging ministers to act “boldly” to expand supply fast, including speeding up new homes onto the market and reviewing existing measures. Greenbelt Shift (Seoul Metro): The government is moving to lift greenbelt restrictions on seven Seoul-area sites, including the Gwacheon racecourse area, to unlock thousands of homes as developable land runs short. Deed Fraud Crackdown (Arizona): Southern Arizona property owners are being warned about rising deed fraud, with AI making fake paperwork easier and harder to spot, including cases where buyers learn the seller isn’t the true owner days before closing. Affordable Housing Funding (US): New Congressional legislation would let communities lease underused USPS properties for affordable housing while supporting the financially strained Postal Service. Tenant Impact (NYC): Residents at a large Long Island City affordable complex say elevator failures are still trapping tenants and causing long delays, even as modernization work is underway. Local Development Watch (Salem): A proposed west Salem subdivision (“Cherry Hill”) could add roughly 730–930 homes on a 127-acre farm, with planning still in the discovery phase. Affordability Math (US): A Redfin report says households still need about $109,796 a year to comfortably afford a typical US home, only slightly improved from last year.