Ministry of Manpower Level 1 industry CSV on the share of Singapore establishments offering non-scheduled flexible work arrangements from 2010 through 2025, including at least one arrangement, unplanned time-off, and non-scheduled tele-working. Covers private establishments with at least 25 employees and the public sector. HR analysts compare informal FWA provision across broad industries.
Ministry of Manpower topline CSV on the share of Singapore establishments offering non-scheduled flexible work arrangements (at least one type, unplanned time-off, and non-scheduled tele-working) for mid-year reference periods from 2010 through 2025. Covers private establishments with at least 25 employees and the public sector. HR and labour-policy analysts monitor ad-hoc FWA uptake.
Ministry of Manpower CSV on the share of Singapore establishments offering scheduled flexible work arrangements at industry level 3 from 2008 through 2025, including part-time work, flexi-hours, staggered time, scheduled tele-working, homeworking, job sharing, and compressed work schedules. Covers larger private establishments and the public sector. Labour-policy analysts compare scheduled FWA availability across detailed industries.
Ministry of Manpower Level 2 industry CSV on the share of Singapore establishments offering scheduled flexible work arrangements from 2008 through 2025, including at least one FWA, part-time work, flexi-hours, staggered time, scheduled tele-working, homeworking, job sharing, and compressed work schedules. Covers private establishments with at least 25 employees and the public sector. HR analysts compare FWA uptake across detailed industries.
Ministry of Manpower Level 1 industry CSV on the share of Singapore establishments offering scheduled flexible work arrangements from 2008 through 2025, including at least one FWA and types such as part-time work, flexi-hours, staggered time, scheduled tele-working, homeworking, job sharing, and compressed work schedules. Covers private establishments with at least 25 employees and the public sector. Labour researchers compare broad industry patterns in FWA provision.
Ministry of Manpower topline series on the proportion of Singapore establishments offering scheduled flexible work arrangements, covering 2008 to 2025. Columns show the share offering at least one arrangement plus individual options such as part-time work, flexi-hours, staggered time, scheduled tele-working, homeworking, job sharing, and compressed work schedules. Figures cover private sector establishments with at least 25 employees together with the public sector, and relate to permanent staff and employees on contracts of at least a year. HR practitioners and labour researchers use it to benchmark flexible work adoption in Singapore.
Singapore Land Authority CSV of successful tender and auction bids for SLA sale sites awarded from March 2002 through September 2026. Columns cover launch, closing and award dates, location, allowed development type, site area, GFA, plot ratio, successful bidder, price, and remarks. Property and land-market analysts track government land sales outcomes.
Annual total land area of Singapore from 1960 through 2025, published by the Singapore Land Authority in CSV format. The long time series supports land reclamation research, urban expansion monitoring, and geospatial baseline updates for planning and environmental studies.
Monthly aggregate area of state land sold to public sector agencies in Singapore, published by the Singapore Land Authority in CSV format from April 2010 through September 2025. Supports government land transfer monitoring, public infrastructure expansion analysis, and SLA state land disposal statistics.
Monthly aggregate area of state land sold to the private sector, published by the Singapore Land Authority from April 2010. The CSV time series helps track government land sales volumes, real estate supply signals, and long-run trends in privatised state land in Singapore.
Monthly aggregate counts of caveats and instruments lodged for private residential properties in Singapore, published by the Singapore Land Authority in CSV from April 2010 through September 2025. Conveyancers and housing market researchers monitor private property transaction documentation volumes and conveyancing activity trends.
Monthly counts of caveats and instruments lodged for HDB properties, aggregated by the Singapore Land Authority from April 2010 onward. The CSV series supports conveyancing research, housing transaction monitoring, and analysis of legal documentation volumes in Singapore’s public housing market.
Track monthly counts of title documents issued for completed private properties in Singapore from April 2010 through September 2025. Published in aggregate form by the Singapore Land Authority, the series supports property-market transaction analysis, conveyancing trends, and searches on private housing title issuance volumes.
Monthly transaction volumes for Singapore’s Integrated Land Information Service (INLIS) from April 2010 through September 2025, published by the Singapore Land Authority in CSV. Conveyancers and analysts track digital land-information usage, e-service adoption, and property-sector workflow demand over time.
Singapore Land Authority CSV of the aggregate utilisation rate of State land in Singapore from April 2010 through September 2025. Columns cover month and utilisation rate rounded to one decimal place. Land-policy analysts track how intensively State land stock is used over time.
Singapore Land Authority CSV of aggregate occupancy rates for State properties in Singapore from April 2010 through September 2025, excluding non-marketable stock and rounded to one decimal place. Columns cover month and occupancy rate. Public-asset and property-market analysts monitor utilisation of government-owned lettable stock over fifteen years.
Singapore Land Authority monthly CSV of approved strata lots in aggregate from April 2010 through September 2025. Property and conveyancing analysts track how many strata lots receive approval over time as a pulse of stratified property activity in Singapore.
Singapore Land Authority monthly CSV of the aggregate number of approved land lots from April 2010 through September 2025. Property and cadastral analysts track how many land lots receive approval each month as a pulse of subdivision and land-administration activity.
Singapore Land Authority CSV of successful tender and bidding results for non-residential state property rentals from 2004 onward, with location, allocation mode, land and GFA, tendered uses, tenure, closing and award dates, monthly award value, and successful bidder. From 2007, No Award cases are included; awarded uses appear from 2017. Property professionals and researchers analyse Singapore state land leasing outcomes and rental award levels.
Energy Market Authority GeoJSON map of average monthly household electricity consumption in Singapore for 2013, broken down by Urban Redevelopment Authority planning area and dwelling type and measured in kilowatt-hours. The spatial layer lets users compare energy use across HDB flat types and private housing categories and see how consumption varies between planning areas. Sustainability researchers, utility analysts, and GIS users overlay it with population, housing, and income data to study residential energy intensity. It also provides a baseline for assessing energy-efficiency and demand-management programmes.