
HDB resale
Valuing it honestly, presenting it well, and steering the paperwork so the timeline actually holds.
Corinna Tan — in Singapore real estate since 1996, working across District 8 and the central districts.
Most of my work still arrives the same way it did thirty years ago — from someone who was looked after properly, telling someone else. I take on the number of clients I can personally attend to, and no more.

Valuing it honestly, presenting it well, and steering the paperwork so the timeline actually holds.

From a first unit to a right-sizing move. Stack, facing and floor change the number more than the address does.

Fewer buyers, longer runway, and a sale that turns on reaching the right one rather than the most.

A straight read on layout, tenure and holding costs — before the showflat does the talking.

Landlords and tenants both. Realistic pricing, proper viewings, and a tenancy that survives the second year.
Restored shophouses, pre-war walk-ups and the newer Farrer Park condominiums sitting side by side. Two MRT lines, strong tenant demand, and a resale market where the block and the facing still decide the price.
Before anything is listed, I want to know why you are moving and by when. The plan follows that — not the other way round.
Recent transactions in your block, your stack, your floor. Then the honest range, including the one you will not go below.
Decluttered, photographed properly, and listed where buyers for your kind of home actually look. Viewings I attend myself.
Offers, counter-offers, option period, and the paperwork through to completion. You hear from me, not from an assistant.

I hold an Associate District Director role at OrangeTee & Tie, but the work has never really changed: know the streets, price it honestly, and stay reachable until the keys change hands.
More about me →Commission depends on the property type and whether I am acting for the seller, the buyer or a landlord. I will tell you the exact figure before you commit to anything, in writing.
For a well-priced HDB resale or condominium, most of my sellers are looking at roughly two to four months from listing to completion. Landed homes usually take longer. I will give you a realistic window for your property, not the optimistic one.
Yes, and it is most of what I do. The two timelines have to be planned together — the sale proceeds, the loan, the option periods and where you live in between.
I work islandwide. I simply know the central districts best, because I have been transacting in them since 1996.