Residential property buyers should zoom in on this in the URA quarterly release
Every quarter, the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) releases data on supply and demand in the residential property market.
In this year’s second-quarter release, there were 16 annexes filled with many charts, ratios and other statistics. Multiply this by the historical releases, and the amount of data could be mind-boggling.
So, what should one focus on in this buffet of figures? For me, it is the vacancy rate. Residential property buyers should zoom in on this key statistic. It can be found in Annex E-1 of the release.
The vacancy rate is the number of vacant units divided by the total number of available units in Singapore. Previously, the vacancy rate was also Continue reading
