Whether you are setting a rent, weighing an en-bloc, planning a sinking-fund top-up or deciding whether to hold or let, we give you an indicative valuation, a rental assessment and straight advice based on real transacted data.
Property decisions in Singapore involve real money and real rules — and the cost of getting them wrong is high. Setting the rent too low leaves money on the table for two years; too high and the unit sits empty. A council that mis-judges its sinking fund ends up with a special levy. An owner weighing an en-bloc needs to understand what the deal actually means for them.
Stamford’s advisory work is about putting a clear, frank picture in front of you before you commit. We prepare indicative valuations and rental assessments using transacted data from URA and the market, advise MCSTs on reserve and sinking-fund adequacy, and talk owners through hold-versus-let and en-bloc considerations in plain terms. Where a formal, licensed valuation is needed for a bank or legal purpose, we tell you and point you to a registered valuer rather than over-reaching.
What’s included
- Indicative market valuationA grounded estimate of what your unit or development would fetch, based on recent comparable transactions and condition.
- Rental assessmentA realistic rent range for your unit, so you price to let quickly without leaving money on the table.
- Sinking-fund & reserve adviceGuidance for MCST councils on whether reserves are adequate for the maintenance road ahead — before a special levy is forced.
- Hold, let or sell adviceA straight discussion of your options and the numbers behind them, so a major decision is made with eyes open.
- En-bloc & strata advisoryPlain-English guidance for owners and councils on collective-sale and strata considerations, with onward referral where a licensed valuation is required.
Who it’s for
Owners, MCST councils and investors who want a clear, data-grounded read on value, rent or a major property decision before they act.
Scoped per assignment — a quick rental read or a full development assessment differ in fee.
Common questions
Is your valuation accepted by a bank?
Our valuations are indicative and advisory — useful for setting rent, planning, or making a decision. Where a bank, court or formal transaction requires a valuation, that must come from a licensed, registered valuer, and we will tell you clearly and refer you on rather than overstate what an indicative figure can do.
Where does your data come from?
We work from recent transacted prices and rents — including URA caveat and rental data and our own management portfolio — rather than asking prices or guesswork. That is what makes an indicative figure worth acting on, and we are upfront about its limits.