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How scarce is the supply of land and new homes?

Unsold private housing inventory by market segment and launch status, and government land sales on the Confirmed and Reserve Lists.

4 charts · URA and HDB

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Unsold private housing inventory

What does this chart do? What it shows The stock of unsold private residential units that already have planning approval, quarterly. Why it's in the report Low unsold inventory means limited oversupply risk hanging over the market — a support for prices. Toggle full width Full screen Export as image

Source: URA, data.gov.sg

Unsold private housing by market segment

What does this chart do? What it shows Unsold private inventory split across the three market segments — Core Central Region, Rest of Central Region and Outside Central Region. Why it's in the report Reveals where any oversupply risk is concentrated geographically, rather than just the island-wide total. Toggle full width Full screen Export as image

Source: URA, data.gov.sg

Unsold private housing by launch status

What does this chart do? What it shows Unsold units split by whether their project has already launched or has not yet been launched for sale. Why it's in the report Distinguishes genuinely available supply from units still held back — a truer read on near-term oversupply. Toggle full width Full screen Export as image

Source: URA, data.gov.sg

Government Land Sales: confirmed vs reserve

What does this chart do? What it shows Sites on the Government Land Sales programme split into the Confirmed List (guaranteed to be released) and the Reserve List (released only if a developer triggers it). Why it's in the report Government controls the land tap; a restrained GLS programme keeps future supply disciplined. Toggle full width Full screen Export as image

Source: URA/HDB Government Land Sales programme

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