Property Agent to Sell Your Home in Singapore

A property agent to sell your home in Singapore prices it from recent transactions, markets it, runs viewings, negotiates offers and guides you from option to completion. Winfred Quek, CEA R073319H, sells HDB flats and condos, and starts every sale by working out your net proceeds, so you know your cash and CPF refund before you list.

Who should use a property agent to sell their home in Singapore?

Owners who want to know what they take home, and when to sell, before they list are who this page is for. It suits:

How does Winfred sell a home?

Winfred sells in six steps, and the first one happens before any listing goes up.

  1. Work out your net proceeds. I take your sale price, loan balance, CPF used with accrued interest, Seller's Stamp Duty if it applies, commission and legal fees to show your estimated cash. You can try the same on the net proceeds calculator.
  2. Price from real transactions. I use recent sold prices for your block or project, not asking prices. For HDB flats, the valuation tool shows an indicative range from data.gov.sg resale transactions.
  3. Settle the timing. We check your MOP, the Seller's Stamp Duty window and, if you are buying next, whether to sell first or buy first.
  4. Prepare and market. Photography, targeted marketing, a 360° virtual tour and staging support where needed, as itemised on my pricing page.
  5. Run viewings and offers. I run the viewings, bring you the offers and negotiate with the buyer's side.
  6. Complete the sale. I guide you through the option, the exercise, completion and handover, including the CPF refund and key handover timeline.

How does selling an HDB flat differ from selling a condo?

The main differences are the Minimum Occupation Period and the completion process, while Seller's Stamp Duty and the CPF refund apply to both.

ItemHDB flatPrivate condo
Minimum Occupation Period5 years for most flats, 10 years for Plus and Prime flats (HDB, checked 17 Oct 2026).None.
Seller's Stamp Duty (residential)12% if sold in year 1, 8% in year 2, 4% in year 3 (IRAS, as of 2026).12% if sold in year 1, 8% in year 2, 4% in year 3 (IRAS, as of 2026).
CPF usedRefunded to your CPF account with accrued interest at 2.5% per year (CPF Board, as of 2026).Refunded to your CPF account with accrued interest at 2.5% per year (CPF Board, as of 2026).
CompletionCompletion appointment through the HDB resale process.Completion handled by the conveyancing lawyers.

Sources: IRAS, CPF Board and HDB, via my facts page (last checked 29 July 2026) and my answer pages. Rates and rules can change, so confirm the current figure with the primary source.

What does Winfred not do for sellers?

Winfred is a property agent, and the lines below are where the role stops.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to sell with Winfred?

My seller representation fee is 2% of the sale price plus GST, billed on completion with nothing charged before. The pricing page itemises what it covers.

How much cash will I take home after selling?

Your sale price less the loan payoff, Seller's Stamp Duty if it applies, commission and legal fees. The CPF you used is refunded to your CPF account with 2.5% per year accrued interest, not paid out as cash. The net proceeds calculator itemises each line.

What is Seller's Stamp Duty and when does it apply?

Seller's Stamp Duty is a tax on residential property sold within three years of purchase: 12% in year 1, 8% in year 2 and 4% in year 3, per IRAS as of 2026. Confirm your own case with IRAS.

Should I sell my flat before buying the next home?

There are three workable sequences and no single right answer, because each trades different costs for different certainties. My answer page sets them out: should I sell my flat before buying the next one.

Can I sell my HDB flat without an agent?

Yes. HDB owners can sell without an agent, and my page on selling on your own explains how. I also offer a free pricing check if you want a second opinion.

What are the key takeaways?

Three points matter most on this page.

  1. Work out your net proceeds before you list, because the sale price is not what reaches your bank.
  2. Timing matters: the MOP and the Seller's Stamp Duty window can change what you keep.
  3. If you are buying next, decide the sell first or buy first sequence before you list.

Talk to Winfred about your situation.

Message me on WhatsApp for a quick question, or book a 30 minute strategy call and we will go through your numbers together. No pressure, and no obligation.