Twenty years selling Singapore property — and a niche most agents avoid: the complex, discreet, deadline-driven sale.

The penthouse that sat unsold for a year. The landed home caught between two divorcing owners and a court deadline. The estate where three siblings can't agree on a price. When a sale looks stuck, that's when my phone rings.
I didn't start in property. I was in semiconductor sales until a polytechnic senior told me my drive belonged in real estate. The first two years were brutal — but it became the career I was built for.
Twenty years on, I've worked Singapore's biggest launches — Park Nova, Canninghill Piers, Normanton Park — and sold penthouses at the St. Regis Residences, including one in 60 days, in a market where luxury can sit for a year.
Along the way I built a niche most agents avoid: matrimonial and estate sales. Transactions where the timeline is set by a court, not the seller. Where the price must hold up to lawyers, trustees, and family members who agree on nothing else.
Family lawyers and trustees refer me for exactly that. Today I focus on landed homes in Bukit Timah and the S$8–20M bracket, working mostly with Singaporean owners navigating complex sales — and leasing for owners holding through the cycle.
Senior Vice President. Core sales team on Singapore's top 2021 luxury launches — Park Nova, Canninghill Piers, Les Maisons Nassim — now focused on Bukit Timah landed and complex sales.
Ultra-luxury condos — penthouses at the St. Regis and Ritz-Carlton Residences. Capital-markets advisory for private clients and family offices.
Foundation years in project marketing and private resale. Core sales team for Normanton Park (1,452 units) and a Top Producer award early in the journey.
Properly, quietly, on your timeline. The first conversation is free.