Daily Briefing: More married couples want to live near mom and pop; 'Connectivity issue' plagues ATMs

And new home sales spiked in May.

The government may look into adjusting the quota for married couples who intend to buy a flat near their parents, according to Minister of State Mohamad Maliki Osman (pictured, left) in media reports. Read more here.
Some DBS and POSB automated teller machines and online banking services were disrupted for several hours on Monday. Find out more here.
New private home sales in Singapore almost doubled month-on-month in May to record 1,470 units, according to latest data by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). Know more here.

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