Listing your HDB on PropertyGuru, 99.co and SRX

The three portals buyers actually use

Under the Fairnest HDB seller package, portal ads go onto PropertyGuru, 99.co, and SRX. Those names match what Fairnest publishes on the pricing page and on how it works. We do not promise a Must See placement beyond what each portal publicly offers.

HDB's own Resale Flat Listing on the Flat Portal is a separate channel after Intent to Sell. You can appoint a salesperson to help manage that listing. You stay responsible for its accuracy. The Resale Flat Listing does not replace the three consumer portals above.

What Fairnest delivers

• A photo set suited to mobile browsing.
• A listing headline and copy in plain English. CEA expects property ads to be truthful.
• Placement on PropertyGuru, 99.co, and SRX.
• A refresh when the creative underperforms or the facts change.
• A templates mindset. See the service samples for the kind of listing work the package includes.

You tidy the home and confirm the facts. The listing describes the flat as it is: no embellished finishes, views or scarcity language.

DIY reach and an agent-managed listing

You can market a flat without an agent. DIY paths and the Resale Flat Listing are real. Agent-managed ads on the three major consumer portals are still a different distribution stack in practice.

You host the viewings. We own the portal creative, enquiry screening, negotiation, the prescribed Option to Purchase, and the HDB paperwork. The fee is S$2,178.91 incl. GST, payable on completion. The path comparison sits on the DIY, fixed-fee, or percentage guide.

What happens to enquiries after the listing is live

1. The enquiry arrives through a portal or another inbound route we manage.
2. Fairnest screens it for seriousness and basic fit.
3. We help set viewing windows you can host.
4. You show the flat.
5. Price talk comes to us. The negotiation guide covers what you say at the door.

Common questions

Sources

• CEA: consumer guidance on engaging a property agent
• CEA: estate agency fees are negotiable

More guides

• Start hereHow to sell your HDB flat: a seller’s planning guide
• Planning your next homeHDB resale levy: when it applies and what to budget
• Agent feesHDB agent fees and commission for selling your flat: 2%, 1%, or a fixed fee
• Selling costsHDB sale proceeds calculator and seller costs
• Selling processThe HDB resale timeline: from Intent to Sell to completion
• PricingCOV and HDB valuation: what the number means for sellers and buyers
• ViewingsOwner-hosted viewings: the checklist we give every seller
• BuyingCPF housing grants for HDB resale buyers: which ones exist and who qualifies
• Sell and buySelling and buying an HDB flat at the same time: how to line up the dates
• HougangHougang Central new launch: what Hougang upgraders should know before preview
• Selling pathsDIY, fixed fee, or 2% agent: which HDB selling path fits you
• Option to PurchaseHDB Option to Purchase for sellers: fees, 21 days, and checks
• Agency agreementExclusive vs non-exclusive HDB agency agreement
• Intent to SellIntent to Sell on the HDB Flat Portal: the 7-day wait and RFL
• Buyer feesHDB buyer agent fees in Singapore: fixed fee or 1%
• NegotiationNegotiating HDB offers when you host the viewings
• After the OptionWhat if the HDB sale falls through after the Option is granted?
• TrustHow Fairnest uses AI, and what we never automate
• Market reportHDB resale market, Q3 2026: prices flat, more flats sold
• Fixed-fee packagesWhat a fixed-fee HDB seller package includes, and what to check