Whether it's moving to upgrade, moving into a better suited home or just simply cashing in your investments, everyone has their own reasons when it comes to selling their properties, and one of the most commonly asked questions by our clients planning to do so is, should we do renovations before selling our property? And to answer this question, it really depends on the situation.

Yes, you can purchase and own private property in Singapore even if you currently own an HDB flat. But don’t click away just yet, there are still strict rules, eligibility conditions, and financial considerations that buyers must comply with before being eligible in owning a HDB flat and a private property. 

Feeling uncertain about buying property in 2025? You're not alone, and you're not wrong to be cautious. The headlines are loud: rising export tariffs, growing job insecurity, and the increasing cost of living in Singapore. But before you freeze your property plans, let's take a deep breath and look beyond the noise.

Selling a property is more than a transaction, it’s a transition. With the right steps, you can make it a smooth and profitable process.

Whether you’re selling an HDB flat or a private condo, preparation and professional guidance are key. Here a article talking about the step by step of selling both types of properties in Singapore

In a heartfelt real estate story, David & Audrie advised a struggling family not to sell their flat — even if it meant walking away from a commission. Guided by compassion and their W.A.T.E.R concept, they prioritised financial clarity over transactions. This is real advice with real heart.

Many Singaporeans believe being a real estate agent is an easy, high-paying job. But the truth is far from it. From managing new launches and handling legal advice to using mortgage calculators and investing in marketing, property agents do it all—without guaranteed income.

So, you've hit the 5-year Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) on your Executive Condominium. Congratulations — you now have options.

But here comes the million-dollar question: Should you sell your EC now, later, or not at all?

Everyone’s saying to wait. But real investors know better. Audrie explains why property decisions should be driven by purpose — not panic.

Helping your children buy a home is beautiful — but not if it puts your retirement at risk. David Ho shares how families can support each other without regret.

Thinking of upgrading? Should you buy first — or sell first? David Ho breaks down this critical decision and shows how to upgrade with clarity using the W.A.T.E.R. strategy.

Most buyers focus on finding the perfect home — but forget to plan how they’ll eventually move on. David & Audrie share why having an exit strategy is just as important as buying right, and how it protects your wealth and flexibility in the long run.

You’ve worked hard. Now it’s time to live smart. David Ho explains why moving from a condo to an HDB isn’t shameful — it’s the most powerful move you can make for your retirement.

Not all agents are the same. David & Audrie oshares how to tell apart those chasing quick deals from those building real plans — and why the truth always comes back around.

Rentability is often overlooked by own-stay buyers — but it’s the key to future-proofing your property. David & Audrie explains why your next home should also be one someone else would love to rent, and how to strike the perfect balance between emotion and strategy.

Is Singapore real estate still a reliable hedge in turbulent times? We dives deep into the numbers — from the Global Financial Crisis to COVID-19 and today’s inflationary cycle — to uncover how the property market performs when uncertainty strikes.

If you've been house-hunting in Singapore, chances are you've come across the term Executive Condominium, or EC for short. They look like private condos, come with facilities like pools, gyms, and BBQ pits — but they're priced more affordably.

So, what’s the catch? And why do some savvy buyers swear by ECs as the best-kept secret in property investment?

Johnny thought his freehold walk-up was a timeless asset — until age caught up and prices didn’t. David & Audrie share the emotional and financial cost of waiting too long.

Arina East Residences is a boutique freehold new launch in Tanjong Rhu, just steps from Katong Park MRT. But is it worth buying? We break down its location transformation, rental demand, exit strategy, and boutique appeal through our W.A.T.E.R. framework.

Are stocks and bonds more profitable than property? We break down the risks, returns, and long-term value of each—and explain how real estate can help you retire earlier with the W.A.T.E.R. concept.