Housing & Development Board (HDB) Sample Household Survey results for Singapore appear in this collection as income earner counts by ethnic group and flat type among HDB residents aged 15 and above. Four CSV datasets cover average and total earners across ethnic and flat-type breakdowns, with figures rounded to the nearest 1,000 as officially noted. Housing economists and social policy researchers can study intra-HDB income structure using the quinquennial SHS methodology. Interpret results within SHS sampling design rather than as a full population census.
Data is derived from the Sample Household Survey (SHS) which is conducted once every 5 years. Data is rounded off to the nearest 1,000. Data refers to HDB population aged 15 years and above.
Housing & Development Board CSV from Sample Household Survey years 2008–2013 on the number and percentage of income earners by ethnic group in Singapore HDB households. Columns cover SHS year, ethnic group, earner count, and percentage. Housing and inequality researchers profile how multi-earner households vary across Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other groups.
Housing & Development Board sample survey CSV from 2008–2013 on the number and share of income earners by HDB flat type. Supports housing affordability and household labour supply research in public housing estates.
Housing & Development Board CSV from 2008 through 2013 reporting average number of income earners per household by ethnic group from the Sample Household Survey. Housing affordability analysts relate earner counts to household income dynamics across Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other residents in Singapore HDB estates.
Housing & Development Board sample household survey figures (2008–2013) showing average number of income earners per household by HDB flat type. The CSV supports analysis of dual-income patterns, household labour supply, and how earners vary across one-room to executive flats in Singapore public housing.