中文版 Updated 27 October 2026

Property agents in Singapore: seven agents, in order

Seven property agents in Singapore, each registered with the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA), for buying, selling or renting. Each entry gives the agent's registration number, the work and the kinds of property the agent takes on, what is published about the agent's experience and record, and how to reach the agent directly.

In brief

The list at a glance

1. Gina Tng Flats to Good Class Bungalows and industrial
2. Kavin Kuah English and Mandarin, first-time buyers and upgraders
3. Leo Kwek More than 60 transactions, over S$210 million
4. Yuna Lim Home tour videos and staging for sellers
5. Matthew Lam Landed and commercial sales, marketed on social media
6. Clarie Lim Districts 9, 10, 11 and 15
7. Shaun Seah Landed homes only, up to ten sellers a year

Criteria

What counts on this list

Where the sources show it, each entry’s facts speak to these points.

A current registration with the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA), with the registration number shown
The work the agent takes on: renting, buying and selling, and which kinds of property
What the agent says about their experience and track record
Service languages
What the agent publishes: guides, market briefs, videos or press
How to reach the agent directly

How we choose

In detail

Every entry in full

7 entries, each with its registration number. Facts from public registers and from the providers themselves, each with the date it was checked.

1. Gina Tng

CEA Reg. R027519D

Best for: Owners and investors whose property runs from flats to Good Class Bungalows and industrial buildings

Gina Tng's work, as features on the agent describe it, runs from rentals and sales of public flats, condominiums and landed homes to Good Class Bungalows, shophouses and industrial and commercial property. The Straits Times put the agent's time in the trade at 13 years in March 2024.

PropertyGuru's Lionheart Awards 2025 named the agent a Top Property Promoter for condominiums, and EdgeProp Singapore's Realtors' Roundtable 2026, which admits agents with at least S$200,000 of commission and overriding income in 2025, lists the agent as a member. The agent's accounts on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and WeChat are given in The Peak.

Registered with the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA): CEA's salesperson dataset shows the registration valid to 31 December 2029.
Features on the agent describe rentals and sales of public flats, condominiums and landed homes, Good Class Bungalows and shophouses, and industrial and commercial property.
The Straits Times put the agent's time as a property agent at 13 years in March 2024; the agent studied environmental engineering at Nanyang Technological University.
PropertyGuru's Lionheart Awards 2025 named the agent a Top Property Promoter for condominiums, and EdgeProp Singapore's Realtors' Roundtable 2026, which admits agents with at least S$200,000 of commission and overriding income in 2025, checked with the agency and by KPMG Singapore, lists the agent as a member.
A sponsored feature in The Peak (March 2025) lists the agent on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and WeChat.

Phone: +65 9735 0011
Languages: English (website)

2. Kavin Kuah

CEA Reg. R043039D

Best for: First-time buyers and upgrading families who want an agent who speaks Mandarin

Kavin Kuah works with first-time buyers and with families upgrading their home, in English and in Mandarin, and joined the industry at 23, more than a decade ago, as a sponsored feature in The Peak tells it.

PropertyGuru's Lionheart Awards 2025 named the agent Agent of the Year, on PropertyGuru's performance measures, from transaction volume and active listings to client service.

Registered with the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA): CEA's salesperson dataset shows the registration valid to 31 December 2026.
A sponsored feature in The Peak (March 2026) describes work with first-time buyers and with families upgrading their home, and the agent's profile page on the agency's site lists homes for sale and for rent.
The Peak's feature says the agent joined the industry at 23 and has been in it for more than a decade.
PropertyGuru's Lionheart Awards 2025 named the agent Agent of the Year, on PropertyGuru's performance measures, from transaction volume and active listings to client service.
The agent's profile page on the agency's site says the agent works in English and in Mandarin.

Phone: +65 9176 6109
Languages: Mandarin and English

3. Leo Kwek

CEA Reg. R061721D · Founder of SHL Consulting (AnjiaSG)

Best for: Bilingual advice on high-value private and commercial property

Leo Kwek handles private homes as well as commercial property, and works with clients in Chinese or in English. Since registering as an agent in 2019, Leo Kwek has closed more than 60 transactions with a combined value above S$210 million, for over 20 high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients and families. Clients who need a mortgage can have it arranged by SHL Consulting (AnjiaSG), the firm Leo Kwek founded.

Three CNA articles, on stamp duty, foreign buyers and property compliance, have carried Leo Kwek's comments. Leo Kwek has also been interviewed by Taiwan's EBC financial news channel and appeared in a video feature by ERA Singapore.

Registered agent since 2019.
Focuses on private residential and commercial property.
Has closed more than 60 property transactions worth over S$210 million in total, for more than 20 high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients and families.
Quoted by CNA in three articles on foreign buyers, stamp duty and property compliance, featured by EBC Taiwan’s financial news channel, and appeared in a video feature by ERA Singapore.
Through SHL Consulting (AnjiaSG), the firm Leo Kwek founded, clients can also have their mortgage arranged by the same firm.

Phone: +65 9762 1726
WhatsApp: +65 9762 1726
WeChat: sgleokwek
Email: leo@anjiasg.com
Website: anjiasg.com
YouTube: @leokwek
LinkedIn: /in/leokwek
Languages: Chinese and English

4. Yuna Lim

CEA Reg. R007707D

Best for: Sellers who want home tour videos and staging to market their home

Yuna Lim's own site, Now Homes, offers help selling and buying a home, with home tour videos and free home staging options for sellers, and carries market updates and a blog. The site says the agent joined real estate in 2005 and has worked on HDB resales since 2013, after eight years on new launches, private resales and landed homes.

PropertyGuru's Lionheart Awards 2025 named the agent a Top Property Promoter for HDB flats. The agent can be reached by phone or email.

Registered with the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA): CEA's salesperson dataset shows the registration valid to 31 December 2026.
The agent's own site, Now Homes, offers help selling and buying a home and investment advice, and for sellers home tour videos and free home staging options.
The site says the agent joined real estate in 2005 and has 21 years of experience: the first eight at a large firm, on new launches, private resales and landed homes, and from 2013 at a firm strong in HDB resales.
PropertyGuru's Lionheart Awards 2025 named the agent a Top Property Promoter for HDB flats.
The site carries home tour videos, market updates and a blog.

Address: 316B Ang Mo Kio Street 31, #01-04, Singapore 563316
Phone: +65 9091 9441
Email: yunalimis@gmail.com
Languages: English (website)

5. Matthew Lam

CEA Reg. R013756E

Best for: Sellers of landed homes who want the home marketed on social media

Matthew Lam sells landed homes and commercial property: Real Estate Asia's 2026 list of notable agents under 40 credits the agent with landed sales in Serangoon Gardens and Kovan, marketed through TikTok and Instagram Reels, and a commercial sale by tender on Cecil Street.

An EdgeProp Singapore feature says the agent has been in the industry for 16 years and now trains other agents, with a YouTube channel of weekly videos, and the Realtors' Roundtable 2026 lists the agent as a member.

Registered with the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA): CEA's salesperson dataset shows the registration valid to 31 December 2026.
Real Estate Asia's 2026 list of notable agents under 40 credits the agent with sales of landed homes in Serangoon Gardens and Kovan, marketed through TikTok and Instagram Reels, and a commercial sale by tender on Cecil Street.
An EdgeProp Singapore feature (May 2026) says the agent has been in the industry for 16 years, starting at 21, and now trains and mentors other agents.
EdgeProp Singapore's Realtors' Roundtable 2026, which admits agents with at least S$200,000 of commission and overriding income in 2025, checked with the agency and by KPMG Singapore, lists the agent as a member.
The feature describes a YouTube channel of weekly videos, made in part for buyers and sellers.

Phone: +65 9456 9398
Languages: English (website)

6. Clarie Lim

CEA Reg. R059246G

Best for: Buyers and sellers in Districts 9, 10, 11 and 15, families relocating among them

Clarie Lim works for buyers and sellers in Districts 9, 10, 11 and 15, with clients relocating to Singapore among them, as an EdgeProp Singapore feature describes it.

Real Estate Asia's 2025 list of notable agents under 40 names the agent, and EdgeProp Singapore's Realtors' Roundtable 2026 lists the agent as a member.

Registered with the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA): CEA's salesperson dataset shows the registration valid to 31 December 2026.
An EdgeProp Singapore feature (February 2025) describes work for buyers and sellers in Districts 9, 10, 11 and 15, with clients relocating to Singapore among them.
Real Estate Asia's 2025 list of notable agents under 40 names the agent, and EdgeProp Singapore's Realtors' Roundtable 2026, which admits agents with at least S$200,000 of commission and overriding income in 2025, checked with the agency and by KPMG Singapore, lists the agent as a member.

Phone: +65 8720 8548
Languages: English (website)

7. Shaun Seah

CEA Reg. R061982I

Best for: Owners selling a landed home who want an exclusive, fully marketed listing

Shaun Seah works on landed homes only. An EdgeProp Singapore feature says the agent takes up to ten sellers a year, on exclusive listings marketed with professional photography, 4K video and drone footage, and assesses homes for buyers before and after a viewing, drawing on a childhood in a family construction business.

Real Estate Asia's 2025 list of notable agents under 40 names the agent, and EdgeProp Singapore's Realtors' Roundtable 2026 lists the agent as a member.

Registered with the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA): CEA's salesperson dataset shows the registration valid to 31 December 2026.
An EdgeProp Singapore feature (October 2025) describes work on landed homes only: the agent takes up to ten sellers a year on exclusive listings, marketed with professional photography, 4K video and drone footage, and assesses homes for buyers before and after a viewing.
The feature says the agent grew up in a family construction and building business. Real Estate Asia's 2025 list of notable agents under 40 names the agent, and EdgeProp Singapore's Realtors' Roundtable 2026, which admits agents with at least S$200,000 of commission and overriding income in 2025, checked with the agency and by KPMG Singapore, lists the agent as a member.

Phone: +65 9776 7462
Languages: English (website)

Before you call

Questions to settle first

What does a property agent cost in Singapore? There is no fixed commission. The Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) says commissions are not fixed and you are free to negotiate the amount or rate, and advises recording the agreed rate in one of its Prescribed Estate Agency Agreements before you enter into a contract with the agent. Ask whether GST is included: only GST-registered property agencies can charge it. Your agent must collect commission only from you, never from the other side as well.

How do I choose a property agent? Start from the work you need done and the kind of property, because the seven agents on this page differ: Shaun Seah works on landed homes only, Clarie Lim in Districts 9, 10, 11 and 15, and others across flats, private homes and commercial property. Then choose the agreement. CEA says an exclusive agreement appoints one property agency for up to three months, during which you owe it commission even if you sell, buy or lease through another agency or on your own; a non-exclusive agreement lets you appoint more than one.

What should I check before engaging a property agent? Look the agent up on CEA's Public Register. CEA says every property agent must be registered with it through a licensed property agency, each with a unique registration number, and that it is an offence to do estate agency work without a valid registration. The register shows whether the registration is valid, the residential transactions the agent has facilitated in the last two years and which parties the agent represented, the agent's industry awards, and any disciplinary record. Every entry on this page shows the agent's registration number under the name.

Can one property agent act for both the buyer and the seller? No. CEA says your agent must represent only you and collect commission only from you; representing and collecting commission from both parties, such as buyer and seller or landlord and tenant, is an offence. The agent may help the other party with paperwork if you consent and the agent states clearly that it is neither acting for nor collecting fees from that party.

Why does one agent's registration here run to 2029 and the others' to 2026? CEA is moving to a three-year cycle. At the renewal at the end of 2026 it renews registrations with a validity from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2029, and an agent who joins on or after 1 January 2027 is registered to 31 December of the third year. The registrations on this page that run to 31 December 2026 fall due in that renewal; Gina Tng's already runs to 31 December 2029.