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Your Guide to Property Agent Commissions in Singapore
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- Market Expertise: They navigate regulations, understand local trends, and give you the inside scoop.
- Negotiation ninjas: They fight for your best deal, protecting your finances like fierce advocates.
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Property agent commission in Singapore for buying or selling
Here’s a quick look at the property agent fees in Singapore for buying and selling, organized by property type.| Property type | Buyer’s agent commission | Seller’s agent commission |
|---|---|---|
| HDB resale | Usually 1% commission | Usually 2% commission |
| Condominiums | No commission, seller’s agents split their commission with the buyer’s agent | In between 2 – 4 % commission |
| Landed properties | No commission, seller’s agents splits their commission with the buyer’s agent | Usually 2% commission |
Commissions for rental agents in SG
| Renting period | Commission |
| Above SGD 3,500 ($2,625) in rent with a two-year lease | One month’s rental price |
| Above SGD 3,500 ($2,625) in rent for a one-year lease | Half a month’s rental price |
| SGD 3,500 ($2,625) or below with a two-year lease | One month’s rental price |
| SGD 3,500 ($2,625) or below with a one-year lease | Half a month’s rental price |
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Frequently Asked Questions
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An HDB flat owner may change the flat ownership to his/her immediate family members such as spouse, parents, children, or siblings if it is due to reasons acceptable by HDB.
Proof of ownership in HDB (Housing & Development Board) typically includes documents such as the Certificate of Title or the Deed of Lease, which shows the ownership details of the flat.
Regrettably, according to HDB regulations, married couples must jointly purchase an HDB flat as a family nucleus.
Each flat can have up to 4 owners. If there’s more than one proposed owner, they need to decide how they’ll share ownership when ownership changes: either joint tenancy or tenancy-in-common.
One spouse might agree to transfer their share of the flat to the other, so the other can keep the flat.
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