14,200 residential units to be up for grabs in 2H12

These units include 3,100 executive condominiums, so take your pick.

According to DBS, the government has announced it will offer 15 confirmed list and 24 reserve list sites for sale in 2H12. These sites can yield a total 14,200 residential units (including 3,100 ECs), 388,000sm GFA of commercial space and 3,700 hotel rooms. Of this, 14 land parcels are new. The Confirmed List comprises 4,000 private residential units, 3,100 ECs and 80,000sm GFA of commercial space, in line with what was on tap in 1H12.

Here's more from DBS:

Most of the sites are in the Outside Central Region or Rest of Central Region, indicating that the proportion of mass and mid market housing will continue to be high. About 57% of the new land parcels will supply housing in locations such as Sengkang, Punggol, Pasir Ris,Jurong West, Woodlands and Tampines as well as a site in Commonwealth Ave and a mixed residential/commercial plot in Yishun. To continue building momentum at the Jurong Gateway area, a new commercial site was added with a potential 67,200sm of GFA.

Medium term housing inventory rising. We expect the government to continue to use supply side mechanism as a way to dampen rapid price hikes and expect the authorities to retain a watchful stance in terms of policy while waiting for physical stock to come onstream, particularly when primary market transactions YTD remain robust.

Adjusting for the latest figures,there is a large supply of 86,000 units (including 7000 ECs) in the pipeline, of which 44% is still unsold, or about another 2.3 years’ of inventory, based on last year’s demand. Inclusive of the 25,000 HDB apartments to be offered by the government this year, completed stock is expected to rise in the medium term. This should cap housing prices. In the commercial segment, with the Jurong Gateway and a new parcel at Cecil St, there will be 762,000sm of office GFA in the pipeline.

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