Intellectual Property Office of Singapore CSV of patent applications filed with IPOS. Fields include application number and status, application type, filing and lodgement dates, title of invention, IPC classification, publication date, and numerous related prosecution and party columns. Innovators, IP counsel, and technology scouts search Singapore patent filings and track application status on data.gov.sg.
Early Childhood Development Agency CSV listing programme levels, services, and fees offered by Singapore childcare and kindergarten centres from late 2018 through February 2026 (tens of thousands of rows). Columns include centre code and name, licence class, service type, levels offered, fees, citizenship type, last updated, and remarks. Parents compare preschool fees and service packages across centres.
Intellectual Property Office of Singapore CSV of trade mark applications filed with IPOS, including application numbers, filing and status dates, mark type, description, registration procedure milestones, expiry, publication, and related JSON detail fields. IP lawyers, brand analysts, and researchers study filing volumes, mark status, and application timelines in Singapore.
Early Childhood Development Agency CSV listing active childcare centres and kindergartens in Singapore, with about 1,880 rows. Fields cover centre and organisation codes, service model, contact details, address, postal code, website, and vacancy indicators for infant through K2 programmes across the current and next six months. Parents and planners search vacancies and locate centres by area.
Early Childhood Development Agency CSV of incidental charges at Singapore preschool centres besides school fees—such as registration and mattress fees—from 2019 through February 2026. Columns cover centre code and name, incidental charge type, frequency, and amount. Parents budget total childcare costs beyond base programme fees.
Early Childhood Development Agency CSV of licence tenure history for early childhood centres in Singapore, with about 1,750 records covering licence issue dates from March 2020 to February 2026. Each row gives the centre code, centre name, licence issue date and licence tenure, so users can see how long a licence was granted for at each renewal. Parents, operators and researchers use it to check a centre's licensing track record and to study regulatory patterns across the preschool sector.
This dataset contains HDB resale-flat transactions registered from January 2017 onward, with more than 232,000 records through July 2026. Each record includes month, town, block, street, flat type and model, storey range, floor area, lease commencement and remaining lease, and resale price. It supports Singapore housing-market analysis by location, dwelling characteristics, and time, while prices are indicative and exclude transactions such as family transfers or partial-share sales that may not reflect full market value.
Health Promotion Board CSV directory of Healthier Dining Programme event caterers in Singapore (105 rows), listing caterer name, contact person, phone, and email. Event organisers and workplace wellness teams find healthier catering partners for functions and corporate dining.
Central Provident Fund Board quarterly CSV of CPF members who withdrew under the Public Housing (HDB flats) and Private Housing schemes and still own property at quarter-end, from 2006 through early 2026. Fields cover quarter, housing scheme type, and member counts rounded to the nearest thousand; Public Housing Scheme figures were revised from 2014 due to participation criteria changes. Housing and CPF researchers track how many scheme participants remain property owners over time in Singapore.
Central Provident Fund Board quarterly CSV of net amounts withdrawn under Singapore’s Public Housing (HDB) and Private Housing Schemes as at quarter-end from 2006 through March 2026. Figures are rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars. Housing-finance analysts track CPF withdrawals supporting HDB and private home purchases over time.
Central Provident Fund Board quarterly CSV of the net amount withdrawn based on current holdings under the CPF Investment Scheme Special Account (CPFIS-SA) as at quarter-end from 2006 through 2026 Q1. Figures are rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars. Retirement analysts track CPFIS-SA withdrawal activity against holdings.
Central Provident Fund Board quarterly CSV of the cost of current holdings under the CPF Investment Scheme Ordinary Account (CPFIS-OA) as at quarter-end from 2006 through 2026 Q1. Figures are rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars. Retirement and investment analysts track the book cost of CPFIS-OA investments over time.
Central Provident Fund Board quarterly CSV of the number of members under CPF Investment Schemes in Singapore from 2006 through early 2026, by scheme type (Ordinary Account and Special Account). OA figures count members with an investment account whether or not they hold investments; SA figures count members with holdings. Amounts are rounded to the nearest thousand. CPF analysts track participation in self-directed CPF investing.
Central Provident Fund Board quarterly CSV of net CPF member balances by account type as at quarter-end from 2004 through March 2026 (356 rows). Amounts are net of refunds and withdrawals and rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars. Retirement and savings analysts track Ordinary, Special, MediSave, and related account balances over time.
Central Provident Fund Board monthly CSV of Singapore employer default rates from January 2014 through December 2025 (144 rows): the share of employers who did not settle late payments within one month after the grace period. Compliance and labour-policy analysts monitor CPF contribution payment discipline over time.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of the total number of CPF members in Singapore as at the end of each quarter, with 89 rows spanning the first quarter of 2004 to the first quarter of 2026. A CPF member is defined as a person holding a positive balance in any CPF account, so the count includes working, non-working and retired members as well as those no longer resident. Figures are rounded to the nearest ten thousand. The long quarterly series is useful for tracking the growth of Singapore's national savings membership base over two decades.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of the number of active employers in Singapore as at the end of each quarter, with 89 rows covering the first quarter of 2004 to the first quarter of 2026. The definition changed over the series: before the first quarter of 2025 an active employer was one that had paid CPF contributions for the previous month, while from that quarter onwards it refers to registered employers, identified by Unique Entity Number, liable to pay contributions for the current month. Users comparing across the break should note this change. Useful for tracking business activity and formal employment.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of the number of active CPF members in Singapore as at the end of each quarter, with 89 rows covering the first quarter of 2004 to the first quarter of 2026. An active member has at least one CPF employment contribution paid in the current or any of the preceding three months, and self-employed persons who are not concurrently employees are excluded, so the count approximates the contributing employed workforce. Figures are rounded to the nearest ten thousand. The series is a useful high-frequency indicator of formal employment in Singapore.
GeoJSON layer from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) showing development site boundaries in Singapore, published as the Development Register Map with metadata dated from October 2025. The polygons delineate the extent of individual development sites, allowing them to be overlaid on Master Plan zoning, cadastral or building footprint data in GIS and web mapping tools. Property researchers, planners and developers use development register geometries to locate approved or registered projects, assess site context, and link project-level records to a mappable land parcel.
National Parks Board GeoJSON of representative locations for facilities inside parks under NParks’ purview across Singapore. Residents, outdoor-recreation planners, and GIS developers map toilets, shelters, playgrounds and related amenities and overlay them with park boundaries, connectors and transport layers. Layer coverage begins November 2025.