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9 Best Landed Property Agents in Singapore (August 2026)

My picks for the best landed property agents in Singapore for 2026, from GCB specialists to prime landed teams.

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Landed property is the top of the Singapore market, and it plays by different rules. Whether you are after a terrace house, a semi-detached, a cluster home or a Good Class Bungalow, the right landed property agent is far more important than the agency logo, because this is a small, discreet, often off-market world where relationships and specialist knowledge do the heavy lifting.

I approached this the way I research everything in this series, focusing on which agents and firms genuinely specialise in landed and GCB transactions, understand the ownership rules, and can reach the quiet buyer pool that never appears on a portal. Every agent worth using is registered with the Council for Estate Agencies, which you should verify yourself.

Below are the nine landed property agents and firms I would trust in 2026, plus the context that matters: the ownership rules that make landed a different game, and what a good landed agent actually does. If you want the wider field first, see my guide to the best property agents in Singapore.

The landed ownership rules you must know

Before you even choose an agent, understand who can own what, because landed property is tightly restricted in Singapore. This is exactly where a specialist agent earns their keep.

  • Good Class Bungalows are for citizens only. GCBs, the most prestigious landed homes, are reserved for Singapore citizens. PRs and foreigners are effectively excluded, and the government has generally not approved foreign purchases in GCB areas for years.
  • Foreigners need approval for any landed home. Under the Residential Property Act, a foreigner must obtain approval from the Singapore Land Authority Land Dealings Approval Unit to buy landed residential property, and even then only for properties within set limits and outside GCB areas.
  • Sentosa Cove is the exception. It is the one area where eligible foreigners have been able to buy a landed home more readily, subject to approval.
  • PRs face restrictions too. A PR generally needs SLA approval and must usually have been a PR for a number of years, assessed case by case.

A good landed agent knows these rules cold and screens buyers for eligibility before wasting anyone's time. If you are a foreigner or PR, confirm your eligibility with the SLA early, and read the current foreign ownership rules before you fall in love with a house you cannot buy.

What a good landed agent actually does

Landed is not just a bigger version of a condo sale. The value a specialist adds is different, and worth understanding.

  • Reaches the off-market pool. Many of the best landed and GCB deals happen quietly, never listed publicly. A specialist with the right database and relationships can surface buyers and sellers a portal never will.
  • Reads the land, not just the house. Plot size, plot ratio, rebuild and A&A potential, and topography often matter more than the current building. A good agent values the opportunity, not just the walls.
  • Understands en-bloc and amalgamation angles. Adjacent plots, redevelopment potential and subdivision possibilities can transform a property's value, and a specialist spots them.
  • Handles discretion. High-value landed sellers often want privacy. A good agent markets a home without broadcasting the owner's business to the world.

You can sanity-check any agent's claims by looking up recent landed transactions in the area through URA caveats data, and verifying the agent on the CEA Public Register.

How the best landed property agents in Singapore compare

AgencyBest known for
Knight Frank SingaporeGood Class Bungalows and prime-district landed
Brand New Land GroupA dedicated landed and GCB-area specialist
List Sotheby's International RealtyLuxury landed and Sentosa Cove with international reach
Savills SingaporePrime landed with valuation and investment depth
SRITerrace, semi-detached and cluster landed homes
PropNexWide reach on mainstream landed via a dedicated division
ERA SingaporeIsland-wide landed coverage from a large agency
PropertyLimBrothersPremium marketing for design-led landed homes
Edmund Tie (ETC)Valuation-led advice on landed with rebuild potential

1. Knight Frank Singapore

Knight Frank is my top pick for prime landed and Good Class Bungalows. Its whole positioning, serving high-net-worth individuals and institutional buyers, aligns perfectly with the landed market, and it has genuine depth in GCBs and prime-district homes where the buyer pool is small, wealthy and often reached through relationships rather than advertising.

Best known for
Good Class Bungalows and prime-district landed

2. Brand New Land Group

Brand New Land is a landed-focused specialist, and I rate it for its genuine depth in landed homes and Good Class Bungalow areas. Rather than being a general agency that dabbles in landed, its whole identity is built around landed property, from the buying and selling side to deep, published knowledge of Singapore's GCB areas and how they work.

Best known for
A dedicated landed and GCB-area specialist

3. List Sotheby's International Realty

List Sotheby's is my pick for landed homes where international buyers are in play, particularly in Sentosa Cove and the prime districts. As the Southeast Asia arm of the Sotheby's International Realty network, it connects a Singapore landed listing to a global luxury brand and an overseas high-net-worth audience.

Best known for
Luxury landed and Sentosa Cove with international reach

4. Savills Singapore

Savills brings full-service global expertise to the prime landed market, and I rate it especially for buyers who think about a landed home partly as an investment. Its valuation, research and investment advisory arms mean a landed purchase can be assessed properly, not just sold, which matters when you are committing serious capital.

Best known for
Prime landed with valuation and investment depth
Website
savills.com.sg

5. SRI

SRI is my pick for the broader landed market beyond the GCB tier. It has strong landed teams and a reputation for well-supported, tech-enabled service, which suits terrace, semi-detached and cluster homes across the island where the buyer pool is wider than the rarefied GCB world.

Best known for
Terrace, semi-detached and cluster landed homes
Website
sri.sg

6. PropNex

PropNex earns its place through scale and its dedicated landed division. As the largest agency in Singapore, it has landed specialists across the island and the deepest overall buyer network, which helps on more mainstream landed homes where reach genuinely matters.

Best known for
Wide reach on mainstream landed via a dedicated division
Website
propnex.com

7. ERA Singapore

ERA is the other large agency with genuine landed capability, and my pick alongside PropNex for mainstream landed homes. Its island-wide coverage and strong training mean there are experienced landed agents in most areas, and its global network adds reach with overseas buyers where eligibility allows.

Best known for
Island-wide landed coverage from a large agency
Website
era.com.sg

8. PropertyLimBrothers

PropertyLimBrothers makes the list for landed homes where presentation and storytelling move the price. Its cinematic marketing approach, led by Melvin Lim, is particularly effective for a distinctive, well-renovated or architecturally interesting landed home, the kind of property where showing it beautifully attracts a stronger pool of buyers.

Best known for
Premium marketing for design-led landed homes

9. Edmund Tie (ETC)

Edmund Tie, now ETC, rounds out the list as an established firm with deep valuation and advisory roots, which is genuinely useful in the landed market. Valuing a unique house on a large plot, with rebuild or redevelopment potential, is as much a valuation exercise as a sales one, and ETC's heritage on that side gives its advice a grounded, professional quality.

Best known for
Valuation-led advice on landed with rebuild potential
Website
etcsea.com

Can foreigners buy landed property in Singapore?

Only with approval. Under the Residential Property Act, a foreigner must obtain approval from the Singapore Land Authority's Land Dealings Approval Unit to buy a landed home, and approval is selective, typically requiring several years of PR status and a strong economic contribution. Good Class Bungalows are effectively off-limits to foreigners. Sentosa Cove is the main area where eligible foreigners have been able to buy landed more readily, subject to approval.

What is a Good Class Bungalow?

A Good Class Bungalow is the most prestigious class of landed home in Singapore, sitting within designated GCB areas with strict planning rules on plot size and building form. GCBs are reserved for Singapore citizens, which keeps the buyer pool small and the market discreet. Prices commonly run into the tens of millions, and many deals happen off-market through specialist agents.

Do I need a specialist agent for landed property?

For anything at the prime or GCB end, yes. Landed is a relationship-driven, often off-market world where a specialist's database, discretion and understanding of land value and rebuild potential add real worth. For a mainstream terrace or semi-detached home, a strong agent from a large agency with a genuine landed track record can also serve you well. Either way, choose the individual on their landed transactions.

Can PRs buy landed property in Singapore?

Permanent residents generally need approval from the Singapore Land Authority to buy a landed home, and are usually expected to have held PR status for a number of years, with each case assessed individually. PRs are also generally excluded from Good Class Bungalow areas. If you are a PR, confirm your eligibility with the SLA before you start viewing landed homes.

How is landed property priced?

Landed is priced primarily on the land: the plot size, the plot ratio and rebuild potential, the location and the topography, with the existing building often secondary. This is why a good landed agent values the opportunity rather than just the house, and why valuation-led firms are useful. Recent transacted prices for an area can be checked through URA caveats data.

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For landed property in Singapore, the specialist beats the generalist almost every time. For a Good Class Bungalow or a prime landed home, start with Knight Frank, Brand New Land or List Sotheby's. For prime homes with an investment lens, Savills. And for the broader landed market, SRI, PropNex and ERA have the strongest teams.

Whichever you choose, verify the agent on the CEA Public Register, and if you are a foreigner or PR, confirm your eligibility with the Singapore Land Authority before you transact. For the rest of your property team, see my guides to the best property agents and the best conveyancing lawyers in Singapore.

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Sources and references (7)
  1. sla.gov.sg › foreign ownership of property
  2. ura.gov.sg
  3. eservices.cea.gov.sg › public register
  4. knightfrank.com.sg
  5. brandnewland.com.sg
  6. savills.com.sg
  7. listsothebysrealty.sg
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