Chart of the Day: Bulk of land supply lies in central districts

About 27% are in district 10.

This chart from Maybank Kim Eng shows that most of Singapore's land that is up for sale are in districts 3, 9, and 10.

About 27% of the land for sale is in district 10, followed by 20% in district 3, and 20% in district 9.

The bank said this would test developers' appetite for land in the central part of the island.

Meanwhile, only 2% of land for sale is in district 11, whilst 3% is in district 19.

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