IS428 2016-17 Term1 Assign1 Joachim Fu Jun Hao

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Abstract

Housing in Singapore has been a common topic for everyone, locals and foreigners alike. However, with the increasing demand in properties, private residential property types have been introduced into the housing market to attract buyers who are willing to afford the different types of private properties. In this project, the focus will be to find out the supply and pricing trends and to understand if there are any possible relations between them. Thereafter, there will be policies proposed based on the perspectives of the land developers.

Problem and Motivation

Land scarcity has been one of the major issues Singapore is facing. Currently, there is a policy which aims to maximise land capacity and was implemented by the Ministry of Law: Residential Property Act. [1] It states that Singaporeans are given priority when purchasing landed properties and foreigners are only considered depending on their social contributions to Singapore. However, I feel that this does not curb land utilisation effectively. As such, it is important to understand the land utilisation rates by analysing the trends in the supply of private property types and the willingness of the buyers to pay for the respective housing.

Approaches

Firstly, a thorough analysis was made to identify the types of categorical and continuous data. To understand trends, I chose quarters as one of my categorical data to be used to understand the supply and pricing trends over the four quarters in 2015.

Tools Utilized

Results