New: Singapore URA Commercial Property Caveats API — CBD & Shophouse Deals in JSON

What it does

This actor tracks Singapore URA commercial-property transactions (caveats) and returns one clean JSON record per caveat, 17 fields each. Convenience flags like is_cbd and is_shophouse mean you can filter the deals that matter without post-processing.

Who it's for

Commercial real-estate analysts, family offices tracking shophouse deals, researchers following the CBD office market, and fintech or AI-agent builders who need transaction-level Singapore commercial data.

Sample fields / output

• address, district and district_name
• area_sqft / area_sqm
• floor_level and completion_date
• is_cbd — CBD flag
• is_shophouse — shophouse flag
• data_source — provenance on every record

Example use cases

• Deal comps: pull recent CBD transactions with price and area for valuation comparables.
• Shophouse watch: filter is_shophouse to monitor one of Singapore's most-watched asset classes.
• Market research: schedule monthly pulls and trend commercial volumes by district.

Try Singapore URA Commercial Property Caveats API on Apify →

Related actors

• Singapore URA Private Property Transactions
• Singapore Rental Market Tracker
• Singapore HDB Resale Prices

FAQ

What is a caveat?

A caveat is lodged with Singapore's URA when a buyer commits to a property purchase — it is the standard public record of a transaction.

What does it cost?

US$0.15 per caveat (pay-per-event) — about 7 caveats per dollar.

Can AI agents call it?

Yes — clean JSON for LLM pipelines, plus x402 agentic payments in USDC with no API key.

See also: New — Singapore Rental Market Tracker — URA Rents as Clean JSON

See also: New — Singapore URA Private Property Transactions API — Caveats as Clean JSON

See also: New — Singapore HDB Resale Prices API — PSF & Lease Data in JSON