Vacancy is highest in the core central region: 8.3% in CCR, 6.1% in RCR, 5.6% in OCR
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Vacancy is highest in the core central region: 8.3% in CCR, 6.1% in RCR, 5.6% in OCR
2026 Q2 vacancy of completed private homes. Areas coloured by where most condo sales took place.
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Source: URA vacancy of completed private homes by region (2026 Q2); region of each planning area from the PropInsights calculation of condo sales, URA transaction records, Sep 2021 to Sep 2026 (URA Master Plan 2019 boundaries, data.gov.sg). Regions cut across planning areas: Bukit Timah, Novena, Rochor and Singapore River are mixed. Grey-tinted areas have no condo sales (water catchment, industrial and island areas). The regional rates in the legend are typed from the series vacancy.private.ccr, .rcr and .ocr (legend words cannot read a series).. Preview only: the full chart, table and CSV are for members. Preview of the first part. The full chart, table and CSV are for members.
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