Market Supply Gap is a feature made available to PropertyGuru agents via AgentNet which aims to provide insights on market opportunities. 

With the search volume of property seekers on our web platform (known as ‘demand’), we match it against the quantity of listings that match this demand (known as ‘supply’). 

When there is a higher demand and lower supply, Market Supply Gap identifies it as an opportunity - so agents can use this information to optimise their advertising investments and efforts.

After you log into AgentNet, you'll see Market Insights tab. 

When you click into Market Insights, you will see this page - which shows you the list of districts in Singapore. 

By using our data on demand by property seekers and supply by property agents, we identify specific listing types that have higher demand and lower supply - therefore highlighting market gaps (i.e. opportunities) for our agents.

With such information, our agents are able to identify areas where they could enjoy higher success rates. 

It will be refreshed daily at 8am Singapore time.

“Opportunity” means that the particular listing type has a higher demand versus supply - which represents a gap (i.e. opportunity) for agents to fill.

When an "Opportunity" is identified, you'll see this green badge next to the listing type.

Currently the Market Supply Gap is only available via AgentNet Web. If you'd like to view it on your mobile device, please log into AgentNet via your mobile web browser. 

We're working on making Market Supply Gap available on the AgentNet mobile application now - do stay tuned! 

No, Market Supply Gap is not linked to Optimus. Optimus takes into consideration several other factors when calculating the amount of Ad Credits required for each listing. (You can find out more here)

However Market Supply Gap only takes into consideration the demand (search volume on PropertyGuru) and supply (number of such listings on PropertyGuru) of each listing type.

Being so, even if Market Supply Gap identifies a listing type as ‘Low’ in supply - it does not necessarily mean that the Ad Credits required for that listing will be low as well.

Optimus takes into consideration several other factors (not just demand and supply). 

Some of the other factors include: 

These factors also heavily influences Optimus' algorithm and therefore a lower listing supply doesn't necessarily equate to lower Ad Credits required. 

The districts are ranked based on the amount of opportunities they have. The more opportunities the district has (when broken down into the number of bedrooms), the higher it’ll rank in Market Supply Gap.

No, currently Market Supply Gap is only applicable to residential listings.

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