PROPERTY TRANSFERS
Property gift and partial-interest transfer quote
Request an estimate of our legal fees for a property gift, including a deed of gift, or the sale of a share in a Singapore property. This form covers private residential, commercial and industrial property valued at up to S$6 million.
Gift of property
Transfer the whole property or a share without consideration. Select “Gift” in the form and tell us who will receive it.
Sale of a partial interest
Sell a share in the property to a co-owner or another person. Select “Sale of Partial Interest” and provide the share and price details requested.
Request your property gift or share-transfer quote
Choose the transfer type and complete the relevant questions. Use the message box to explain any special arrangements or dates.
We do not undertake HDB flat gifts or transfers of ownership. This quotation service is for private residential, commercial and industrial property.
BEFORE YOU START
Have these details ready
- Property address, type and estimated market value
- Current owners and how the property is held
- The share to be transferred and any agreed price
- The intended recipient or buyer
- Any mortgage, CPF charge and proposed financing
- Whom you wish us to act for
Legal fees and other costs
Please read the scope and exclusions in your quotation. Stamp duty, registration fees, searches and other third-party charges are separate from our professional fees unless expressly included.
Before making a property gift
Outside this form?
For property valued above S$6 million or a proposed arrangement not covered by the options, contact us for a quotation.
A gift can still attract stamp duty
A property gift is not exempt from stamp duty simply because no price is paid. Buyer’s Stamp Duty and, where applicable, Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty are assessed on market value for a gift. Other duties may also need to be considered.
Mortgage, CPF and ownership arrangements
Tell us about any outstanding loan or CPF charge and how the transfer is to be financed. We will review the proposed arrangements before confirming the work and fees.
Some transfers between co-owners are described as “decoupling”. The term alone does not determine the legal or stamp duty position.
After receiving your estimate
If you wish to proceed, email your instructions, the relevant papers and any proposed completion date. We will confirm whether we can act, whom we can represent and what further information is required.
Submitting this form does not appoint us as your lawyers or confirm that the proposed transfer can proceed.
Useful documents
A title record, details of the existing loan and CPF usage, and any proposed transfer terms will help us understand the matter. You may upload available title documents through the form. Tell us if a document is unavailable.
Client verification
We may ask you to complete the property KYC form and provide supporting documents before we act.
Arrange an appointment
Use our booking site to request a conveyancing appointment. Appointments are subject to availability.