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Supply and vacancy: Singapore property charts

Charts of Singapore private housing supply: homes in the pipeline and the vacancy rate, island-wide and by region.

How many private homes are in the pipeline and how many stand empty, island-wide and by region, from URA data. Each chart has a table view, its source and its own link. The charts update when new figures are published.

Private home vacancy ratePercent of completed private homes that are vacant at the end of each quarter.
Private home vacancy rate. The vacancy rate moves in a band between about 4 and 9 per cent. It peaked around 2018 and fell to a low in 2021 to 2022 before rising again.0.0%2.0%4.0%6.0%8.0%10.0%2000200520102015202020257.2%Private home vacancy rate. The vacancy rate moves in a band between about 4 and 9 per cent. It peaked around 2018 and fell to a low in 2021 to 2022 before rising again.0.0%2.0%4.0%6.0%8.0%10.0%200020052010201520202025

Latest: Vacancy 7.2% (Q3 2026), up 0.3 percentage points on Q3 2025.

Vacancy is calculated as vacant units divided by units available, using URA counts of completed private homes (landed and non-landed).

Table view
PeriodPrivate homes vacant (%)
Q3 20267.2%
Q2 20266.4%
Q1 20266.2%
Q4 20256.0%
Q3 20256.9%
Q2 20257.1%
Q1 20256.5%
Q4 20246.6%
Q3 20247.2%
Q2 20246.1%
Q1 20246.8%
Q4 20238.1%
Q3 20238.4%
Q2 20236.3%
Q1 20236.0%
Q4 20225.5%
Q3 20225.7%
Q2 20225.4%
Q1 20225.3%
Q4 20216.0%
Q3 20216.4%
Q2 20216.3%
Q1 20216.4%
Q4 20207.0%
Q3 20206.2%
Q2 20205.4%
Q1 20205.4%
Q4 20195.5%
Q3 20196.1%
Q2 20196.4%
Q1 20196.3%
Q4 20186.4%
Q3 20186.8%
Q2 20187.1%
Q1 20187.4%
Q4 20177.8%
Q3 20178.4%
Q2 20178.1%
Q1 20178.1%
Q4 20168.4%
Q3 20168.7%
Q2 20168.9%
Q1 20167.5%
Q4 20158.1%
Q3 20157.8%
Q2 20157.9%
Q1 20157.2%
Q4 20147.8%
Q3 20147.1%
Q2 20147.1%
Q1 20146.6%
Q4 20136.2%
Q3 20136.1%
Q2 20135.6%
Q1 20135.2%
Q4 20125.4%
Q3 20126.1%
Q2 20125.9%
Q1 20126.0%
Q4 20115.9%
Q3 20115.8%
Q2 20115.1%
Q1 20114.9%
Q4 20105.0%
Q3 20105.2%
Q2 20105.4%
Q1 20104.6%
Q4 20095.0%
Q3 20096.2%
Q2 20095.9%
Q1 20095.9%
Q4 20086.1%
Q3 20085.8%
Q2 20086.1%
Q1 20086.3%
Q4 20075.6%
Q3 20075.4%
Q2 20074.9%
Q1 20075.1%
Q4 20066.1%
Q3 20066.6%
Q2 20066.5%
Q1 20067.4%
Q4 20058.4%
Q3 20058.5%
Q2 20058.7%
Q1 20058.8%
Q4 20048.1%
Q3 20048.5%
Q2 20048.3%
Q1 20048.4%
Q4 20037.7%
Q3 20038.1%
Q2 20037.6%
Q1 20037.6%
Q4 20028.5%
Q3 20028.1%
Q2 20028.3%
Q1 20027.6%
Q4 20018.2%
Q3 20017.6%
Q2 20017.1%
Q1 20016.5%
Q4 20006.9%
Q3 20007.9%
Q2 20009.1%
Q1 20008.5%

Source: URA. Data to Q3 2026.

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Private homes in the supply pipelineUncompleted private units, under construction and planned, at the end of each quarter. Excludes executive condominiums.
  • Non-landed (condos and apartments)
  • Landed
Private homes in the supply pipeline. Columns show how many private homes are in the pipeline each quarter. The total was about 47,000 in 2005, peaked at about 96,000 at the end of 2012, fell to about 43,000 in 2017, and stood at about 53,000 in the second quarter of 2026.020,00040,00060,00080,000100,0002005201020152020202510-year average 51,289Private homes in the supply pipeline. Columns show how many private homes are in the pipeline each quarter. The total was about 47,000 in 2005, peaked at about 96,000 at the end of 2012, fell to about 43,000 in 2017, and stood at about 53,000 in the second quarter of 2026.020,00040,00060,00080,000100,0002005201020152020202510-year average 51,289

Latest: Non-landed 48,230 (Q3 2026), up 3.1% on Q3 2025; Landed 1,167 (Q3 2026), down 12.6% on Q3 2025. 10-year average 51,289 (Q4 2016 to Q3 2026).

This is a wider count than URA's headline figure of homes with planning approval (42,472 at Q2 2026, which includes ECs): it also counts projects with provisional permission and sites that are only planned.

Table view
PeriodNon-landed (condos and apartments)Landed
Q3 202648,2301,167
Q2 202651,6771,109
Q1 202648,1111,332
Q4 202547,3581,322
Q3 202546,7871,336
Q2 202548,4741,316
Q1 202544,1341,335
Q4 202445,9341,337
Q3 202444,9971,368
Q2 202449,5981,370
Q1 202446,3351,369
Q4 202347,1911,370
Q3 202346,146980
Q2 202353,472823
Q1 202351,703887
Q4 202253,846946
Q3 202254,171934
Q2 202253,879962
Q1 202252,802970
Q4 202152,602953
Q3 202151,176925
Q2 202151,3861,004
Q1 202149,910996
Q4 202051,449954
Q3 202051,514940
Q2 202052,116939
Q1 202051,222863
Q4 201952,514899
Q3 201953,757788
Q2 201954,737864
Q1 201956,130998
Q4 201856,6021,000
Q3 201857,1561,034
Q2 201854,402921
Q1 201850,9071,180
Q4 201749,6181,234
Q3 201741,8581,196
Q2 201743,4651,199
Q1 201743,4571,255
Q4 201647,0161,352
Q3 201647,7021,383
Q2 201650,3391,507
Q1 201656,0151,582
Q4 201557,8672,292
Q3 201561,7152,462
Q2 201564,4372,774
Q1 201569,5202,823
Q4 201472,2792,909
Q3 201476,3832,981
Q2 201480,4763,157
Q1 201483,0443,355
Q4 201386,5413,477
Q3 201386,9813,744
Q2 201390,9483,825
Q1 201391,4083,804
Q4 201292,3703,860
Q3 201288,0843,785
Q2 201289,0873,784
Q1 201285,9543,885
Q4 201185,7243,807
Q3 201182,4603,872
Q2 201183,2414,001
Q1 201176,1284,044
Q4 201075,5143,963
Q3 201069,0543,933
Q2 201068,5443,914
Q1 201063,7293,942
Q4 200962,2404,186
Q3 200957,8804,209
Q2 200958,1894,423
Q1 200959,8804,614
Q4 200861,3574,872
Q3 200862,4814,982
Q2 200866,5165,127
Q1 200868,9605,248
Q4 200769,0665,056
Q3 200765,8684,853
Q2 200761,1594,453
Q1 200753,5564,352
Q4 200649,0534,452
Q3 200649,4024,357
Q2 200647,7534,498
Q1 200644,6654,397
Q4 200543,4484,458
Q3 200542,1214,737
Q2 200541,2274,684
Q1 200542,3494,350

Source: URA. Data to Q3 2026.

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Private home vacancy rate by regionPercent of completed private homes that are vacant at the end of each quarter, from Q4 2020.
  • Core Central Region
  • Rest of Central Region
  • Outside Central Region
  • Island-wide
Private home vacancy rate by region. Four lines show the vacancy rate. The CCR is highest, between about 7 and 11 per cent. The OCR is lowest, between about 3 and 7 per cent. The RCR and the island-wide rate sit between them. All four rose in 2023.0.0%2.0%4.0%6.0%8.0%10.0%12.0%202120222023202420252026Private home vacancy rate by region. Four lines show the vacancy rate. The CCR is highest, between about 7 and 11 per cent. The OCR is lowest, between about 3 and 7 per cent. The RCR and the island-wide rate sit between them. All four rose in 2023.0.0%2.0%4.0%6.0%8.0%10.0%12.0%202120222023202420252026

Latest: CCR 8.3% (Q2 2026), down 2.4 percentage points on Q2 2025; RCR 6.1% (Q2 2026), down 1.1 percentage points on Q2 2025; OCR 5.6% (Q2 2026), unchanged on Q2 2025; Island 7.2% (Q3 2026), up 0.3 percentage points on Q3 2025.

Island-wide rate: vacant units divided by units available, excluding ECs. Regional rates are as stated in the URA releases.

Table view
PeriodCore Central RegionRest of Central RegionOutside Central RegionIsland-wide
Q3 2026–––7.2%
Q2 20268.3%6.1%5.6%6.4%
Q1 20268.2%6.3%5.2%6.2%
Q4 20258.8%6.0%4.9%6.0%
Q3 20259.9%6.7%5.6%6.9%
Q2 202510.7%7.2%5.6%7.1%
Q1 202510.3%6.6%4.7%6.5%
Q4 202410.0%7.3%4.7%6.6%
Q3 202411.2%8.1%4.9%7.2%
Q2 20249.3%5.8%4.9%6.1%
Q1 20248.9%6.6%6.0%6.8%
Q4 20239.8%8.1%7.4%8.1%
Q3 202310.0%9.3%7.3%8.4%
Q2 20237.9%7.9%4.6%6.3%
Q1 20237.7%9.2%3.3%6.0%
Q4 20226.9%7.9%3.6%5.5%
Q3 20227.3%7.3%4.0%5.7%
Q2 20227.4%6.6%3.8%5.4%
Q1 20228.1%6.1%3.6%5.3%
Q4 20219.3%7.0%4.1%6.0%
Q3 20219.7%6.5%4.8%6.4%
Q2 20219.6%5.6%5.2%6.3%
Q1 20219.5%6.1%5.3%6.4%
Q4 202011.0%7.3%5.1%7.0%

Source: URA. Data to Q3 2026.

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