Housing & Development Board (HDB) open data in this collection summarises cumulative completed dwelling units and non-residential properties since 1960. Five annual CSV datasets cover commercial, industrial, shops and recreational facilities, and government or institutional buildings alongside residential completions through the 2022 financial year window. Urban historians and housing economists can trace long-run public housing delivery and ancillary estate infrastructure. Figures are cumulative completions, not annual starts or sales.
Data refers to cumulative units of dwelling units and non-residential properties that were completed since 1960.
Housing & Development Board CSV from 2008 through 2025 on cumulative shops and recreational facilities completed in Singapore public housing estates since 1960, by financial year and category. Estate planners track neighbourhood amenity stock and retail provision across HDB towns.
Housing & Development Board cumulative counts of HDB, government, or institutional facilities completed since 1960, by financial year and category through 2024. Notes cover the 2012 rename of void-deck community centres and 2013 office-category revisions. Town planners track long-run community facility completion.
Housing & Development Board series on the cumulative number of HDB commercial properties completed since 1960, reported by financial year from 2008 through January 2025. Each row records the financial year, the property category, and the number of units, with the counts accumulating rather than showing annual additions. HDB commercial properties include the shops, eating houses, and other rentable units built within public housing estates that support daily amenities in Singapore's towns. Property researchers, retail analysts, and planners use the series to gauge the stock of neighbourhood commercial space attached to public housing and how its composition breaks down by category.
Housing & Development Board CSV for financial years 2008 through 2024 on cumulative dwelling units completed since 1960, by dwelling type, covering HDB-built flats and Design, Build and Sell Scheme (DBSS) units. Housing analysts track long-run public housing stock growth in Singapore.
Cumulative counts of industrial properties completed in Singapore since 1960, published by the Housing & Development Board in CSV by financial year and category from FY2008/09 through FY2017/18. Ready-built factories include terrace workshops, warehouses, industrial complexes, and canteens in industrial estates, with notes on Woodlands Park D transfers to JTC. Supports industrial estate supply and HDB industrial portfolio research.