Christie’s International Real Estate opens in Singapore

It will provide national and international exposure for listings.

Christie’s International Real Estate has officially launched in Singapore, marking a key step in its Southeast Asia expansion.

The new office is located in a historic shophouse on China Street in Singapore’s Central Business District (CBD).

The Singapore branch will focus on high-end residential brokerage and offer local investors global real estate opportunities through Christie’s extensive network.

Singapore’s luxury real estate market has experienced consistent growth over the past decade. Factors such as a high standard of living, stable political environment, robust economy, and attractive tax policies continue to draw investors and buyers.

Notable high-value properties include Good Class Bungalows (GCBs), with prices ranging from $35m to $65m. Recent developments like the exclusive 32 Gilstead in District 11, with units selling for $14m, and the $66.8m en bloc sale of Kew Lodge on Kheam Hock Road, further highlight the rising value of prime land in the city.

The Singapore office will leverage its global network, spanning nearly 50 countries and territories, to offer unparalleled national and international exposure for listings. Clients will also benefit from exclusive marketing partnerships and connections with the Christie’s auction house for fine art and luxury goods.

Christie’s International Real Estate is expanding in Southeast Asia and maintains a presence in Asia with affiliates in Dubai, India, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Japan.

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