Selling Condo in Singapore
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Recently Sold Condo Properties
- 544 Hougang Avenue 8 #6-xx$ 600,00050,000 above average market priceApr 22, 2024Evon420 Properties sold in the past years
- 126 Tampines Street 11 #8-xx$ 730,00031,600 above average market priceApr 22, 2024Evon420 Properties sold in the past years
- 716 Woodlands Drive 70 #12-xx$ 590,00088,200 above average market priceApr 22, 2024Louis223 Properties sold in the past years
- 501A Yishun Street 51 #9-xx$ 472,00067,800 above average market priceApr 22, 2024Louis223 Properties sold in the past years
- 544 Hougang Avenue 8 #6-xx$ 600,00050,000 above average market priceApr 22, 2024Evon420 Properties sold in the past years
- 126 Tampines Street 11 #8-xx$ 730,00031,600 above average market priceApr 22, 2024Evon420 Properties sold in the past years
- 716 Woodlands Drive 70 #12-xx$ 590,00088,200 above average market priceApr 22, 2024Louis223 Properties sold in the past years
- 501A Yishun Street 51 #9-xx$ 472,00067,800 above average market priceApr 22, 2024Louis223 Properties sold in the past years
- 773 Pasir Ris Street 71 #8-xx$ 608,00059,100 above average market priceApr 22, 2024Jason255 Properties sold in the past years
- 666 Woodlands Ring Road #5-xx$ 495,00040,000 above average market priceApr 22, 2024Steven88 Properties sold in the past years
- 686B Woodlands Drive 73 #7-xx$ 545,00018,000 above average market priceApr 21, 2024Jayden42 Properties sold in the past years
- 223 Serangoon Avenue 4 #9-xx$ 638,00048,000 above average market priceApr 21, 2024Jason255 Properties sold in the past years
- 504 Jelapang Road #15-xx$ 665,0008,500 above average market priceApr 20, 2024Shawn201 Properties sold in the past years
- 534 Bukit Batok Street 51 #3-xx$ 360,00011,500 above average market priceApr 17, 2024Evon420 Properties sold in the past years
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97% of our homes sell within 3 months at target price or higher. Our agent will guide you through the final paperwork to ensure a relaxed Condo selling experience.
5 Steps Process of Selling Condo Quick With an Agent
Valuation is the first step and you can use apps like Homer AI to get immediate valuation for Condo houses
List your condo property in creedible and highly ranked property listing platform such as Ohmyhome
To get maximum profit, you have to negotiate with the buyer after going through the real estate trends of condo properties in your location. You can install homer AI which will feed you with real estate tends of your locality
After finalizing on a buyer, you can close the deal with him/her
You are not allowed to do the documentation by your own in Singapore, you must involve property agent or agency to do this. You may use Ohmyhome’s documentation service and complete the registration.
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7 Steps to sell a condo by yourself
Sell Your Property in Singapore by Yourself
- Step 1: Get an accurate property valuation and set an asking price for your condoTo set the best selling price for your home, refer to your accurate home valuation from Homer AI. You’ll also get a list of the latest transactions in your development and neighbourhood to compare your valuation against.
- Step 2: Check payable Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD) and post condo listing If you sell your private property within three years of purchase, you will be subject to the Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD). If you’ve crossed the SSD period, go ahead and post your condo for sale on property portals.
- Step 3: Home staging & renovationTo attract as many potential buyers as possible, take some nice photos and videos of your home. Or let a property agent assist you!
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- Step 4: Find buyers & arrange viewingsStay calm if buyers want to visit your house more than once. And if you’re selling an Executive Condominium (EC), keep in mind that Permanent Residents can buy after 5 years, while foreigners have to wait for 10 years.
- Step 5: Hire a conveyancing lawyerA conveyance lawyer is required to complete the legal process of transferring property from one owner to another. He or she will handle all legal documentation, property checks, financial transactions, compliance, settlement coordination, issue resolution, and mortgage-related matters for property transfers.
- Step 6: Grant Option to Purchase (OTP) Once you’ve found your buyer and completed the conveyancing process, you can grant them an Option to Purchase (OTP) in exchange for a 1% option fee. This OTP will be valid for 14 days, during which you cannot accept other offers.
- Step 7: Wait for buyers to exercise OTP & complete the saleIf the buyer does not exercise the OTP within the stipulated 14-day Option period, the Option Fee will be forfeited. Once the buyer exercises the OTP, your legal representative will inform you. The Exercise Fee, usually 4% of the selling price, will be paid to the conveyancing account of your law firm. Then, you will enter into the Sale & Purchase agreement, sign it, and complete the process
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Frequently Asked Questions
Got a question? We’ve got the answers. If you don’t see your question here, drop us a message. We’re happy to assist.
In Singapore, if you own a Housing Development Board (HDB) flat, you’re subject to certain restrictions when it comes to purchasing private residential properties like condos. One option is to use your CPF (Central Provident Fund) savings to finance the purchase, but this would require meeting specific eligibility criteria and certain limitations apply. Another option is to apply for an HDB Concessionary Loan or bank loan to fund the purchase, but again, there are regulations to adhere to. It’s advisable to consult with a financial advisor or real estate agent familiar with Singaporean property regulations for personalized guidance.
Yes, in Singapore, you can buy an HDB flat after selling a private residential property like a condo. However, there are certain eligibility criteria and regulations to consider. For example, if you’re a Singaporean citizen or permanent resident, you must fulfill the eligibility conditions set by HDB, such as the Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) for the property you’ve sold. Additionally, there are income ceilings and other criteria to meet. It’s crucial to check the latest regulations from HDB or consult with a real estate professional for specific guidance.
Selling a condo without an agent, also known as a DIY (do-it-yourself) sale, is possible in Singapore, but it requires thorough preparation and understanding of the process. Here are some steps to consider:
Prepare all necessary documentation, including the Title Deed, Property Tax Statement, and recent utility bills.
Set a competitive yet realistic selling price based on market research and recent transactions in the area.
Market the property through online platforms, social media, and networking.
Schedule viewings and open houses to showcase the property.
Negotiate directly with potential buyers and handle paperwork carefully.
While selling without an agent can save on commission fees, it requires significant time, effort, and knowledge of the legal and financial aspects involved. Consider seeking legal advice or consulting with a real estate attorney for assistance.
Yes, it is possible to sell an HDB flat and purchase more than one condo in Singapore, subject to certain conditions and regulations. For example, if you’re a Singaporean citizen, you can purchase multiple private residential properties, including condos, but you must adhere to the regulations set by the Singapore Land Authority (SLA), such as the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) and Loan-to-Value (LTV) limits. Foreigners and Permanent Residents have different restrictions and may be subject to higher taxes and limitations. It’s crucial to consult with relevant authorities or a real estate professional for personalized advice.
The timing for selling a condo in Singapore after purchase depends on various factors, including legal regulations, market conditions, and any restrictions imposed by the developer or management corporation. Typically, there are no specific restrictions on selling a condo immediately after purchase, but it’s essential to consider factors such as market demand, potential capital gains tax implications, and any penalties for early termination of mortgage loans or agreements. It’s advisable to consult with a real estate attorney or financial advisor for guidance tailored to your specific situation and to ensure compliance with all relevant laws and regulations in Singapore.