Category Archives: HDB resale flat for sale

Continuing professional development programmes – HDB resale flat for sale (1) The Council shall, for the purpose of promoting professional development, designate and maintain a list of activities, courses and programmes that are relevant to estate agency work. HDB resale … Continue reading →

Dispute resolution mechanism – HDB resale flat for sale Any dispute between the client and the Estate Agent arising out of or in connection with any of the Estate Agency Agreements (including any question regarding its existence, validity or termination) … Continue reading →

Retention of documents and records – HDB resale flat for sale (1)HDB resale flat for sale.  For the purposes of the Act, an estate agent shall retain the originals or keep copies of the following documents for at least 3 … Continue reading →

Estate Agent Card – HDB resale flat for sale (1) Estate agents must issue an identification card labelled as an estate agent card to each and every one of their salespersons and partners or the sole proprietor, if applicable. HDB … Continue reading →

The principal functions of CEA – HDB resale flat for sale The Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) was formed on the 22nd October 2010 as a statutory board under the Ministry of National Development. Established under the Estate Agents Act, … Continue reading →

Proof of sale to enjoy higher bank loan – HDB resale flat for sale If a buyer is selling his HDB flat to buy another HDB flat, the buyer must show proof of sale to enjoy higher max bank loan of 80% … Continue reading →

Valuation fees – HDB resale flat for sale With effect from 1 January 2013, the valuation fees chargeable by HDB are as follows: HDB resale flat for sale. For 2rm and below: $133.05 (Softcopy – $115+7%GST+$10) For 3rm and above: … Continue reading →

CPF Housing Grant – HDB resale flat for sale The CPF Housing Grant is a housing subsidy provided by the government to eligible first-timer buyers of resale flats. The CPF Housing Grant (in the form of CPF monies credited to … Continue reading →

Check Tenants’ residential status – HDB resale flat for sale Both the landlord and the salesperson are required to perform due diligence checks on the tenants’ residential status. This provides another layer of check to eradicate and prevent the harbouring … Continue reading →

Design, Build and Sell Scheme – HDB resale flat for sale HDB resale flat for sale – Under the Design, Build and Sell Scheme (DBSS), the developer tenders for the land and enjoys flexibility in designing and pricing of the flats. … Continue reading →

Married Child Priority Scheme – HDB resale flat for sale HDB resale flat for sale – The Married Child Priority (MCP) scheme encourages married children and parents to reside within the same estate or neighbouring or within 2km from parent’s private … Continue reading →

Married Child Priority Scheme – HDB resale flat for sale HDB resale flat for sale – The Married Child Priority (MCP) scheme encourages married children and parents to reside within the same estate or neighbouring or within 2km from parent’s private … Continue reading →

Eligible to buy subsidised flats twice only – HDB resale flat for sale HDB resale flat for sale – Each eligible Singaporean household can buy subsidised flats only twice. If a person has already bought two subsidised housing units before, he/she will … Continue reading →