Widely acknowledged as the market leader for legal advice on collective sale transactions in Singapore, rely on our Real Estate Acquisition Disposition and Property Management practice to handle all your legal needs in this space.

With more than 200 collective sale projects, our team has extensive experience acting for owners, purchasers and financiers in collective sale transactions. Our services cover the entire process—from the negotiation and drafting of the collective sale agreement, to appearing before the Strata Titles Board and the High Court and the successful completion of the collective sale.

Our extensive portfolio includes some of the largest, and most complicated, projects, including the Beverly Mai, Maryland Point, Hilltops Apartments, Eastern Mansion, Flamingo Valley, Westwood Apartments, Hillcourt, Braddell Park, Parkway View and Chateau Eliza. We also represented clients in the first ever appeal to the High Court from a decision of the Strata Titles Board.

Collective sales services include:

• Collective sale agreements
• Collective sale committee (constitution and powers)
• Statutory requirements and the Land Titles (Strata) Act
• Strata Titles Board (STB) applications, hearings and procedures
• High Court Application after STB
• Tender terms and conditions of the sale and purchase agreement

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Dentons Rodyk lawyers and practices recognised once again by IFLR1000

September 16, 2024

Dentons Rodyk lawyers and practices continue to be recognised in the latest edition of the IFLR1000 guide.

Insights

Changes to housing developers’ ABSD remission timelines for complex projects and for CORENET X - A welcome step in the right direction!

March 7, 2025

Singapore: On 5 March 2025, the Singapore Government announced changes to the regime for the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) remission timelines for licensed housing developers for Complex projects and for approval of building works submitted through CORENET X. We explore these changes and how this is a first step to more changes in the right direction.

Extension of the deadline to deliver vacant possession – the Nuts and Bolts of new Part 8C of the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020

June 7, 2021

Singapore: This article is an update of an earlier article published on 6 November 2020, and which incorporates the new amendments to Part 8C of the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020 pursuant to the new COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Amendment No. 2) Bill passed in Parliament on 5 April 2021 (Bill No. 10/2021). In sum, this new Part 8C allows both housing developers and commercial developers to extend the original deadline to deliver possession of the units to purchasers under the sale and purchase agreements to a later date, subject to the fulfilment of certain conditions. As at the date of publication of this article, Part 8C has not come into operation yet.

Acquiring Singapore real estate: Brief legal guide for foreign investors (Singapore)

March 24, 2020

Singapore: While the effect which the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak will have on the Singapore real estate market is currently uncertain, the Singapore real estate market remains attractive in the medium to long term as an investment destination for foreign capital inflows, due to Singapore’s macroeconomic stability and conducive environment for long-term capital value appreciation and preservation. This article aims to provide foreign investors with a brief introduction to the common transaction structures and some legal considerations, in relation to an acquisition of real estate in Singapore.

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Dentons Rodyk represents Sim Lian Group in the project sales of Singapore's largest residential condominium development and collective sales acquisition

May 2, 2019

Dentons Rodyk is acting as project development lawyers for real estate developer, Sim Lian Group in their project sales of Treasure at Tampines. The project site of about 656,000 sq ft is situated in the eastern part of Singapore and will comprise 28 blocks of about 2,300 units making it the largest residential condominium development in Singapore in terms of the number of units.