Sample Household Survey: Gender Composition of HDB Resident Population, by Ethnic Group and Flat Type
Housing & Development Board (HDB) tables from the Sample Household Survey (SHS) on gender composition of HDB resident populations. CSV datasets break results by ethnic group and flat type, including residents aged 15 and above where noted. The five-year SHS design underpins demographic profiles of citizens and permanent residents in public housing from 2008–2018. Social researchers use the collection to study household structure without full census microdata. It anchors open HDB statistics on resident gender patterns across housing segments.
Official description
Data is derived from the Sample Household Survey (SHS) which is conducted once every 5 years.
HDB resident population refers to Singapore citizens and Singapore permanent residents (SPRs) residing in HDB flats, excluding subtenants.
Housing and Development Board CSV of the gender composition of the HDB resident population aged 15 and over by ethnic group, expressed as percentages and drawn from Sample Household Survey years between 2008 and 2018. Housing and demographic researchers compare male and female shares across Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other resident groups in Singapore public housing.
Housing & Development Board CSV on the gender composition of HDB resident population by flat type from Sample Household Survey years 2008 through 2018. Columns cover SHS year, flat type, gender, and percentage. Housing and demography researchers compare male–female shares across 1-room to executive flats in Singapore’s public housing stock.
HDB Sample Household Survey CSV from 2008 through 2018 on gender composition of HDB residents aged 15 and above by flat type, as percentages by survey year. Housing researchers examine gender mix across flat sizes in Singapore public estates.
HDB Sample Household Survey CSV from 2008 through 2018 on gender composition of HDB resident population by ethnic group, reported as percentages by survey year. Useful for studying demographic balance in Singapore public housing communities.