🕊️Retirement Planning

Selling a property is one of the most significant financial decisions most homeowners will make. While some owners may consider handling the sale on their own, most experienced property owners that have sold and bought many properties in the past will advise you to have an entrusted and professional property agent.

From pricing strategy to negotiations and legal compliance, a property agent plays a critical role in helping you sell property while avoiding costly mistakes.

For many Singaporeans, their first property purchase is an HDB flat,  and for most, it’s also their very first step into real estate investment. While HDBs are primarily seen as homes, the choice between a Build-To-Order (BTO) flat and a resale flat can have a significant impact on long-term returns, cash flow, and upgrade opportunities. 

For many people local and foreign, having a real estate investment portfolio in Singapore is one of the most effective ways to achieve long-term wealth creation, generating passive income, and to secure your financial future. 

However, successful property investment requires more than simply buying a condo or HDB flat and waiting for prices to rise.

Investing in Singapore’s real estate market can be rewarding, little mistakes can rapidly turn into expensive financial losses. Additionally, many investors make the mistakes of underestimating costs, taking on excessive debt, or rushing ahead without professional advice or a well-defined exit strategy.

Investors can make better informed, long-lasting decisions that support their long-term financial objectives by being aware of the most frequent errors and learning how to avoid them.

When it comes to selling anything, the simple concept of selling the right thing at the right time can net you a better return and earn more profit, is known by everyone.

The thing is that nobody can predict the market perfectly, even professionals like real estate agents and investment experts, only through analysing data, trends and calculated timing, only then an educated guess can be made.

When it comes to buying a condo in Singapore, most people rush to new launches. Buyers fear missing out on investment opportunities if they don’t book on launch day, while sellers worry that holding onto units post-launch means missed opportunities.

For many Singaporeans buying and owning their home property is a major milestone in their life. 

Yet, the process of buying or selling a home often feels like navigating uncharted waters. Buyers worry about paying too much, missing out on the right project, or ending up with a property that doesn’t grow in value. Sellers, on the other hand, worry about fetching the right price, how long it will take to sell, and where they will move next.

Real estate has always been a popular investment avenue in Singapore, thanks to the city-state's stable economy, strong legal framework, and its high property demand. This guide explores six common real estate investment strategies in Singapore, ranging from traditional property ownership to innovative, low-barrier digital platforms, each approach is catered to fit different risk profiles and expertise of the investors.  

If you're a Singapore Permanent Resident (PR) considering buying an HDB flat, it's important to understand the eligibility criteria and conditions that come with it.

In this guide, we break down all the key requirements, from family nucleus rules and resale restrictions to financing limitations and ethnic quotas, so you can make a confident and informed decision when planning your property journey in Singapore.

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.