The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) in Singapore has reported a continuing increase in suspected cases of homeowners carrying out unapproved renovation works within their residential units. These unauthorised modifications are raising concerns regarding building safety and adherence to urban planning regulations. A recent instance cited by the URA involves an enclosed structure built on a private first-storey patio. The URA is actively monitoring and investigating these cases to ensure compliance with regulations. Homeowners in Singapore are reminded that prior approval is required for many structural alterations. Failure to obtain necessary permits can lead to enforcement actions and potential penalties. The URA is urging residents to check regulations before commencing any renovation projects to avoid issues.