30 datasets
This SLA GEOJSON layer identifies fire hydrants, infrastructure and fixtures located on vacant State land managed by the Singapore Land Authority. It supports asset inventory, land management and maintenance planning. The features may also be combined with parcel and access data for operational spatial analysis.
Singapore Land Authority GeoJSON of state-land parcels managed by SLA-appointed managing agents. Property managers, developers, and GIS users identify agent-managed state land boundaries and overlay them with cadastral and land-use layers. Coverage reflects the November 2025 release.
Singapore Land Authority GeoJSON of State properties managed for private residential use by SLA and its appointed agents, with coverage from September 2025. Property analysts and planners map State-owned residential dwellings separately from freehold private stock and overlay with planning and cadastral layers.
Singapore Land Authority GeoJSON cadastral land parcel layer depicting surveyed lot boundaries across Singapore at centimetre-level coordinate accuracy, updated from November 2025. Surveyors, conveyancers, and GIS teams use the national parcel fabric for land administration and spatial analysis.
Singapore Land Authority GeoJSON mapping all Community Use Sites managed by the Housing & Development Board and SLA on State land across Singapore. The spatial layer shows the locations and extents of these community-use plots. Planners, community organisations, and GIS analysts overlay the sites with residential, amenity, and land-use layers to study the distribution of community spaces.
Singapore Land Authority GeoJSON polygons of State Reserve (SR) lands—historic statutory access strips and buffers along roads, rivers, and seashores that may cross or separate lots. Surveyors and planners should use the layer with cadastral parcels for integrity; geometries are rounded to the nearest centimetre. Coverage from November 2025.
GeoJSON cadastral airspace parcel polygons covering surveyed airspace boundaries across Singapore, published by the Singapore Land Authority with coverage from November 2025. Supports aviation planning, property air rights GIS, and 3D cadastral applications that need official perimeter coordinates.
Geospatial layer of vacant state land and properties managed by the Singapore Land Authority, published in GeoJSON format with October 2025 coverage metadata. Excludes sites managed by SLA-appointed agents until leased for interim uses. Supports interim use planning, state asset visibility, and GIS analysis of available government land parcels.
Singapore Land Authority GeoJSON of master tenants of State properties under SLA management who have in-principle approval to sublet certain State properties, with coverage from October 2025. Prospective sub-tenants and property researchers locate approved master-tenant sites and should consult SLA’s rental guidance before relying on the layer for leasing decisions.
Singapore Land Authority GeoJSON of street lamp posts managed by SLA and its appointed managing agents across Singapore. Points are indicative guides only. Estate managers, night-time safety planners, and GIS developers locate SLA-managed lighting and overlay it with roads, parks and property boundaries. Layer coverage begins August 2025.
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.