The Dutch government has scrapped funding for a crucial tram line to Rijnenburg, a massive new housing project set to house 22,000 people, citing budget constraints. Despite national commitments to tackle the housing crisis, the €600 million needed for this essential transport link—required to prevent traffic chaos—is now off the table. Local officials call it contradictory and vital, refusing to back down as they explore cheaper alternatives and lobby for change, while investors face uncertainty over the future of thousands of homes.
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