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Demand and supply

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Sales fell first, then prices and vacancy followed the 2012 supply wave

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Sales fell first, then prices and vacancy followed the 2012 supply wave

Dates to scale. Sales are yearly totals (2012 to 2014); price and vacancy are quarterly.

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Sales fell first, then prices and vacancy followed the 2012 supply waveDates to scale. Sales are yearly totals (2012 to 2014); price and vacancy are quarterly.20112012201320142015201620172018PolicySupplyMarketABSD introducedABSD raisedTDSR introducedUnder construction peakTotal sales fallPrice index fallsVacancy risesABSD introduced: 2011 (first round)2011first roundABSD raised: 20132013TDSR introduced: 2013 (60% of income)201360% of incomeUnder construction peak: 2013 (68,716 units)201368,716 unitsTotal sales fall: 2012 to 2014 (-66%)2012 to 2014-66%Price index falls: 2013 to 2017 (-11.6%)2013 to 2017-11.6%Vacancy rises: 2012 to 2016 (5.9% to 8.9%)2012 to 20165.9% to 8.9%

Source: URA via SingStat, MAS and IRAS, 2011 to 2018.

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Sales fell first, then prices and vacancy followed the 2012 supply wave
EventStartEndNote
ABSD introduced2011-12-07first round
ABSD raised2013-01-11
TDSR introduced2013-06-2860% of income
Under construction peak2013-Q268,716 units
Total sales fall2012-012014-12-66%
Price index falls2013-Q32017-Q2-11.6%
Vacancy rises2012-Q22016-Q25.9% to 8.9%
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