Accurate Home Valuation
Comparable transaction analysis, URA/HDB caveats, and unit-specific adjustments for floor, facing and condition.
Book a valuationI don’t believe in guesswork. Every recommendation starts with comparable sales, current caveats and your own timeline — so you can decide with confidence, not pressure.
Comparable transaction analysis, URA/HDB caveats, and unit-specific adjustments for floor, facing and condition.
Book a valuationCash/proceeds timeline, loan eligibility, CPF usage, stamp duty calculations and a shortlist of next homes.
Explore your optionsEditorial-style listings, professional photography coordination, transparent buyer feedback and offer negotiation.
Start the conversationThere is no universal right answer — only the right answer for your cash flow, risk appetite and family timeline. Here is how the two paths usually compare.
A step-by-step PDF to help you budget, time and prepare — without the stress. It covers loan checks, CPF planning, stamp duties, viewing priorities and a sale-purchase timeline.
Download directly (PDF)Numbers change every quarter. These placeholders show the data points I review with sellers and upgraders — sourced from URA, HDB and data.gov.sg.
District 20 private resale price index movement
Source: URA PPI, Q3 2024. Subject to revision.
Average psf for condos near Bishan / Thomson
Source: URA caveat data, accessed 2024. Actual psf varies by project, stack and floor.
HDB resale transactions in Ang Mo Kio / Bishan
Source: HDB resale statistics, Q3 2024.
Recent comparable transaction at Clover by the Park
Source: URA caveat, date to be confirmed.
Figures are for illustration only. Actual valuation depends on unit condition, floor, facing, layout and timing. View the full District 20 Market Update →
A clear four-step process. No surprises, no pressure — just the right advice at each stage.
I listen first: your goals, timeline, finances and non-negotiables for the next home.
We run the numbers — comparable sales, loan affordability, CPF and stamp duty scenarios.
List your current home with editorial presentation, or shortlist the right next property.
Offers, paperwork, timelines and completion — managed step by step until you hand over the keys.
I estimate value by reviewing recent URA and HDB caveats for comparable units nearby, then adjust for floor, facing, condition, renovations, tenure and current market momentum. The final transaction price also depends on timing and buyer sentiment.
Usually yes if you want to avoid bridging finance and keep your budget clear. But buying first can make sense if you have sufficient cash/CPF and have found the right unit. We model both scenarios before you decide.
Buyers may pay Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) and, depending on your residency status and property count, Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD). Sellers may face Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD) if the property is sold within the holding period. Rates and rules are set by IRAS and change from time to time, so I confirm the latest figures before you commit.
Timeline depends on pricing, marketing presentation, buyer demand and financing. Some units attract offers within weeks; others take a few months. I track recent listing-to-sale periods for comparable stacks to set realistic expectations.
Typically the seller pays the agent commission, which is co-broked with the buyer’s agent. The rate is agreed upfront and documented in the CEA agency agreement. There are no hidden fees.
Yes. I coordinate the sale and purchase timelines, marketing, viewings and negotiations so you are not caught between two transactions without a plan.
Tell me about your property and goals. I’ll reply within one business day with an honest assessment and next steps.