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Districts with the most flats reaching MOP next year

Yishun tops this table at 3,068 flats reaching MOP, from 70,559 flats in the district. 11 areas are ranked, on a single 12-month window to August 2026.

Flats reaching the end of their five-year minimum occupation period next year, counted from the resale-eligibility date. Reaching MOP is permission to sell, not an intention to: this is the size of the eligible pool, not a supply forecast.

A count, so a large district will reach the top of this table at a lower rate of turnover than a small one: Yishun’s cohort is a different share of its stock from Choa Chu Kang’s. The stock each count comes out of is in the table.

  1. 1Yishun3,068
    North · 70,559 flats
  2. 2Tampines2,691
    East · 87,260 flats
  3. 3Punggol2,672
    North-East · 62,752 flats
  4. 4Geylang1,815
    Central · 35,798 flats
  5. 5Toa Payoh1,694
    Central · 48,943 flats
  6. 6Clementi1,511
    West · 28,015 flats
  7. West · 47,154 flats
  8. 8Sengkang1,300
    North-East · 76,265 flats
  9. West · 37,098 flats
  10. North · 72,515 flats
  11. West · 50,171 flats

11 of 11 areas shown, every row on a 12-month window; a further 17 areas clear the same gates but have no figure for this measure and are absent rather than ranked at zero.

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Which Singapore district has the most flats reaching MOP next year?

Yishun tops this table at 3,068 flats reaching MOP, from 70,559 flats in the district. 11 areas are ranked, on a single 12-month window to August 2026.

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Contains information from HDB Resale Flat Prices accessed from Data.gov.sg and made available under the Singapore Open Data Licence version 1.0. Data to August 2026.