Conveyancing, Singapore
Conveyancing Lawyers in Singapore
Buying, selling, leasing or refinancing, residential or commercial. A transaction runs on dates that cannot move and documents that reward being read. We deal with both, on published fees from S$1,500, all in.
What we act on
Residential and commercial conveyancing
Common transactions
Common property transactions
Buying a home
From the Option to Purchase through stamp duty and the bank to completion.
Read moreSelling a home
Granting the Option, redeeming the mortgage, and what actually comes back to you.
Read moreHDB flats
Resale flats bought or sold, and where your own solicitor is worth appointing.
Read moreCommercial property
Acquiring and disposing of offices, shophouses, retail and industrial units.
Read moreLeases
Drafting and negotiating, for landlords and for tenants.
Read moreRefinancing
Moving a loan to a new lender, and the lock-in that catches people out.
Read more
Reviews
What clients say about the firm
4.8
from 115 Google reviews of JCP Law LLC
I live abroad, so I could mail my degree to JCP, and they help me get it apostilled, and then courier it back to me. Everything is done within 1 week. Very professional and fast service.
Yan Chena month ago
Extremely impressed with JCP Law's team. They completed a notarised deed poll with apostille and mailed it to me overseas, all in under a week. Exceptionally fast and efficient. The team was professional and responsive throughout the entire process.
Cordelia Boerner6 months ago
I recently had certificates translated from Indonesian to English and certified by JCP. The service was excellent from start to finish. The team was professional, efficient, and the translations were accurate.
Miliati Komaladi2 months ago
Our team
Meet some of our team
We are a Singapore law practice at 6 Battery Road, beside Raffles Place, and these are some of the people who would handle your transaction.
Jeremy Cheong
Director
Rebecca Chia
Director
Tek Heng
Consultant
Full biographies are on JCP Law LLC.
Questions
Common questions
When should I appoint a conveyancing lawyer?
Before you exercise the Option to Purchase, and ideally before you sign one. People frequently appoint a solicitor afterwards, by which point the terms are fixed and there is little left to advise on.
What does conveyancing cost?
Residential fees are published in full. An HDB resale purchase is S$2,200 and a sale S$1,800, refinancing a flat is S$1,500, and a private residential purchase is S$2,500 with a sale at S$2,000. Each is all in, with the search fees, registration fees and mortgage stamp fee already inside the figure.
Landed homes, commercial property and anything still under construction are quoted per transaction. See the fee schedule for what the published figures assume.
How long does a transaction take?
A residential purchase is commonly 8 to 12 weeks from exercise of the Option to completion. Refinancing is usually 6 to 10 weeks, driven by the notice your existing lender requires. Commercial matters vary far more.
If you have a date you have to hit, say so at the outset and we will tell you honestly whether it is achievable.
Can I use my own lawyer for an HDB flat?
Yes. You are not obliged to use HDB's solicitors, and where there is a bank loan or anything unusual about the ownership it is generally worth appointing your own.
Do you act for banks as well as buyers?
Yes. We advise both lenders and borrowers on property financing and refinancing, which means the security documents and the conditions attached to them are familiar territory.
Get a quote for your transaction
Tell us the property, the price and your dates. You will have a fixed quote in writing, and an honest view of whether the timeline works.