The best conveyancing law firms in Singapore

Publishes fixed fees for HDB resale flats: S$2,200 all-in to buy one, S$1,800 to sell one and S$1,500 to refinance one, including search and registration fees and the mortgage stamp fee where it applies.

Handles sales and purchases of HDB flats, condominiums and other private property, new developments, collective sales, leases and mortgages.

Says it is on the panel of every major bank in Singapore, naming DBS, UOB, OCBC, HSBC, Standard Chartered, Maybank and Citibank, and that it acts for the CPF Board.

A law corporation since 1 March 2004, taking over a practice established in 1988; more than 100 employees.

Its main office is at HDB Hub in Toa Payoh, open Monday to Friday 9 am to 6 pm and closed at weekends; the first consultation is free.

Handles purchases and sales of HDB flats, private homes, commercial property, shophouses and industrial property, and the decoupling of jointly owned property.

Its conveyancing page answers foreign buyers' questions: which kinds of property a foreigner may buy without approval, and the stamp duties that apply.

Advises on buyer's stamp duty, additional buyer's stamp duty and seller's stamp duty, and on remission of stamp duty.

Says it handles conveyancing with most local banks and financial institutions, naming DBS, UOB, OCBC, Maybank, Singapura Finance and Citibank.

Its website has a full Chinese version; it describes itself as a medium-sized, full-service law practice.

Has a Retail Conveyancing practice: sale and purchase of public and private housing and of commercial and industrial property, mortgage financing and refinancing, and applications to use CPF money.

States a niche in acting for local and foreign high-net-worth individuals and private banking clients buying and selling property in Singapore, including purchases through a company set up for the purpose.

Lists private individuals, developers, banks, the CPF Board and statutory boards among its conveyancing clients.

Established in 1986; around 14 fee-earners.

Open Monday to Friday 9 am to 6 pm; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays by special arrangement. Its office is at HarbourFront Tower 1.

Lists phone lines by language: one in English, Tamil, Mandarin, Malay, Hindi and Arabic, and one in English and Mandarin.

Open Monday to Friday 9.30 am to 6 pm; Saturday and Sunday by appointment.

Handles the sale and purchase of HDB flats, condominiums, landed property and commercial property.

Says its conveyancing lawyers have handled over 10,000 property transactions.

Publishes no fee figures; it says its fees are transparent and gives a quote on request.

Arranges family purchases: documents to protect parents' money used for a child's purchase, property trusts, and applications to IRAS on stamp duty.

Handles conveyancing for residential, commercial, industrial and retail property.

Says it is on the panel of most banks and has been on the CPF Board's panel for more than a decade.

Founded in 1978.

Has a separate phone line for conveyancing; its office is at Goldhill Plaza in Novena.

Has a Retail Conveyancing team that acts for private individuals buying, selling or leasing residential property.

Handles purchase, sale, decoupling, refinancing and redemption, and transfers that follow matrimonial or family disputes.

Says it is on the panel of all financial institutions offering retail and commercial loans in Singapore, naming twelve, and of the CPF Board.

Established in 1988; formerly known as Colin Ng & Partners.

One office, at Parkview Square on North Bridge Road.

Says it has in-depth knowledge of HDB rules and has advised on transfers after a divorce and on the distribution of estates.

Retail conveyancing for private and HDB property: sale and purchase agreements, options to purchase, discharge of mortgages and sales by public tender.

Says it has acted in collective sales over the last three decades.

Established in 1971.

Two offices: Shenton House on Shenton Way, and a branch at 178 Toa Payoh Central. Appointments by phone, video call or in person.

Its Real Estate & Property department handles the sale and purchase of residential, commercial and industrial property, including property administered by government agencies such as HDB and JTC, for individual units and whole buildings.

Handles collective sales, developers' sales of homes and commercial property, and mortgages and charges.

Acts for listed companies, developers, government authorities and high-net-worth individuals.

Founded on 1 September 1955; a limited liability partnership since 1 October 2025, with a combined strength of over 180 lawyers, paralegals and support staff.

Its website can be read in English and in Chinese.