Trusted Property Agent in Singapore Helping You Sell, Buy, or Invest

There is no fixed rate that applies to everyone. Able works out commission based on what you are actually doing; a straightforward HDB resale is different from a complex commercial deal, and the fee should reflect that, not a one-size number pulled off a rate card.

Able personally gets back to you, usually within the day, with an honest read on what your property is actually worth right now. No sales pitch attached, no follow-up spam. If the numbers do not make sense for you to sell yet, he will say so.

Buying and selling across HDB, condo, landed, and commercial property, plus dedicated investment guidance and HDB-to-condo upgrade planning. Whatever stage you are at, there is a service built for it.

It genuinely depends on which one you own. HDB resale has softened for two straight quarters after years of steady growth, while private property is still climbing. The right timing looks different depending on which side you are on, and Able can walk you through where your specific property sits.

Yes, but the rules shift a lot depending on your citizenship and the property type. Some nationalities even qualify for the same stamp duty treatment as citizens under trade agreement exemptions most people have never heard of.

It depends on your citizenship and how many properties you already own. Citizens, PRs, and foreigners all sit on different rate schedules, and the gap between them is bigger than most people expect. Worth checking your exact number before you commit to a purchase price.

For most people, yes, selling first avoids a hefty stamp duty hit on the new purchase. But it comes down to your cash position and how comfortable you are with a short gap in housing. Able has walked plenty of clients through weighing both routes.

It can be, but not automatically. Cooling measures and higher stamp duty on second properties mean the easy gains are gone. What still works is buying the right unit in the right location at a price that leaves room, then holding long enough for the fundamentals to do the work.

Yes, and it is a meaningful difference. Commercial property skips the stamp duty that applies to residential purchases entirely, which is part of why some investors move into commercial once residential taxes start adding up.

Just message Able. You do not need a fully formed plan first, a lot of his conversations start with someone thinking out loud, and he will help you figure out the actual next step from there.