Edmund Ee

Edmund Ee Edmund has been a real estate professional since 2005. In fact, Edmund’s approach has helped to foster tremendous friendships with many of his former clients.

With 21 years in Singapore real estate, I guide families and investors in building long-term property wealth through structured strategies, data-driven insights, and careful positioning designed for sustainable growth and confident decision-making. And with a number of ups and downs throughout his career in real estate, he remains passionate, resilient, and more driven than ever before towards pro

viding his clients with the level of expertise, support, and service that they expect. By playing an integral role in such a monumental life decision, Edmund is always proud to do whatever he can to extend his services far beyond the general conventions of a real estate agent, so that he can work to understand his clients’ needs on a deeper level and provide them with the right solution each and every time. So, if you’re looking to buy or sell a home, if you’re looking to create newfound wealth through property investment, or if you’re interested in restructuring your portfolio, Edmund is here to help.

16/08/2026
Most homeowners underestimate this asset. Their own home. Understanding current value and equity position can unlock fut...
16/08/2026

Most homeowners underestimate this asset.

Their own home. Understanding current value and equity position can unlock future opportunities.

Comment "EQUITY" to learn more.

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15/08/2026

Why Some Homes Sell in Weeks

And others sit for months. The difference is three things. 🎯

Right price. Right presentation. Right exposure. Most slow sales are missing at least one. Buyers decide in the first minute, and pricing does the heavy lifting from day one.

Thinking of listing? Save this checklist.

Belgravia Ace is an interesting one to look at if you’re considering a landed-style home but don’t want to go down the t...
14/08/2026

Belgravia Ace is an interesting one to look at if you’re considering a landed-style home but don’t want to go down the traditional landed route.

What I find interesting about the development is that it offers strata landed homes, giving buyers more space and privacy while still being part of a condominium development.

But with this type of property, I think the key question is not simply:

“Is the house big enough?”

It’s:

“Does the price make sense compared with actual landed alternatives?”

For buyers considering Belgravia Ace, I would look at:

• Price psf and overall quantum
• Land size and built-up space
• Number of bedrooms and layout efficiency
• Maintenance fees
• Freehold status
• Surrounding landed property prices
• Rental demand and potential yield
• Resale pool and future buyer profile

The freehold tenure and landed-style format are attractive, but buyers should also be aware that strata landed properties can behave differently from conventional landed homes when it comes to resale.

Personally, I think this is the type of property where comparing it against nearby resale landed homes is just as important as comparing it against other new launches.

It’s not just about buying more space.

It’s about understanding what you’re paying for and who your eventual buyer will be.

I’ve put together the latest details and my review of Belgravia Ace here:

The final 23 freehold strata semi-detached homes of the Belgravia trilogy, TOP obtained, 3,929 to 4,370 sqft from $5.30M. Roughly half the psf of this cycle's condo launches. Full review.

14/08/2026

🔴 (PropNex in the media) As featured in The Straits Times, 14 Aug 2026: “Mortgage rate fall, policy changes to bolster housing market: PropNex.”

Lower mortgage rates, population growth and recent housing policy changes are expected to support Singapore’s residential property market in the second half of 2026, even as price growth moderates.

PropNex welcomes the removal of the 15-month wait-out period for eligible private homeowners purchasing non-subsidised HDB resale flats.

The timely move will facilitate greater housing mobility, particularly for families looking to right-size their homes as their needs and circumstances evolve.

Revisions to the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty regime will also give developers a longer runway for qualifying large-scale en bloc redevelopment projects, potentially supporting the rejuvenation of ageing estates and encouraging the more intensive use of well-located land.

✅ Read PropNex’s full commentary here:
https://www.propnex.com/news-details/13051/propnex-comments-on-the-removal-of-15-month-wait-out-rule-and-revisions-to-additional-buyer-s-stamp-duty-regime-to-support-developers-undertaking-large-scale-en-bloc-redevelopments

📲Check out PropNex's latest market reports here: https://www.propnex.com/reports

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