What Singapore is looking for locally.
Discovery Signals turns activity on In Your Hood SG into a lightweight view of what readers are searching for, opening, supporting and clicking through to. The window below covers the latest 30 days.
What people are typing in
Collecting enough repeated searches to publish this safely. Rare search terms stay private.
Most explored listings
Listing-view patterns are still collecting.
Where attention is building
Collecting enough activity to show a useful pattern.
Local discovery activity
Collecting enough activity to show a useful pattern.
Opportunity signal
High attention, fewer listings
These neighbourhoods currently have five or fewer published listings but comparatively strong recent interaction per listing. Treat this as a discovery gap, not a market-size estimate.
Collecting enough activity to show a useful pattern.
Signals are observations, not rankings.
30-day window. The dashboard uses a rolling recent window so old popularity does not dominate.
Privacy-conscious counting. Views, searches and outbound clicks use a salted browser hash only for once-per-day deduplication. The raw browser identifier is not stored.
Search thresholds. Individual search phrases appear only after at least three occurrences. Rare queries remain hidden.
Editorial independence. Popularity, paid promotion and Signals do not decide which businesses we recommend or how editorial notes are written.