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Vacancy peaked at 9.7% in 1998 Q3 and has averaged 6.9% since 1988

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Vacancy peaked at 9.7% in 1998 Q3 and has averaged 6.9% since 1988

URA via SingStat: vacancy from 1988 Q1, pipeline from 1993 Q2, both to 2026 Q2

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Vacancy peaked at 9.7% in 1998 Q3 and has averaged 6.9% since 1988URA via SingStat: vacancy from 1988 Q1, pipeline from 1993 Q2, both to 2026 Q2Highest vacancy rate: 9.7%. 1998 Q3Highest vacancy rateHighest vacancy rate: 9.7%. 1998 Q39.7%1998 Q3Average vacancy rate: 6.9%. 1988 Q1 to 2026 Q2Average vacancy rateAverage vacancy rate: 6.9%. 1988 Q1 to 2026 Q26.9%1988 Q1 to 2026 Q2Peak pipeline: 103,034. homes, 1996 Q4Peak pipelinePeak pipeline: 103,034. homes, 1996 Q4103,034homes, 1996 Q4Smallest pipeline: 43,054. homes, 2017 Q3Smallest pipelineSmallest pipeline: 43,054. homes, 2017 Q343,054homes, 2017 Q3

Source: URA via SingStat (tables M400841 and M400391). Key numbers from URA via SingStat and URA developer sales. Data to 2026 Q2.

Licence: green class (Singapore Open Data Licence).

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Vacancy peaked at 9.7% in 1998 Q3 and has averaged 6.9% since 1988
MeasureValueNote
Highest vacancy rate9.7%1998 Q3
Average vacancy rate6.9%1988 Q1 to 2026 Q2
Peak pipeline103,034homes, 1996 Q4
Smallest pipeline43,054homes, 2017 Q3
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