Hi, I’m Reva. Your virtual real estate assistant.

The biggest decision of your life shouldn’t be a guess.

Make a more informed property decision. See the numbers, understand the trade-offs, and know what you’re committing to.

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Reva asks

What are you trying to decide?

1.7m
property sales I have learned from,dating back to 1990.
4%
how close I usually get to the final sale price. On a $1m home, about $40,000.
Monthly
I re-check myself against the newest sales, and publish the latest estimates.
0
guesses. Too few sales, and I tell you.

What I can do

Every stage of a move, in order. Use one, or let me walk you through all of them.

  1. 01

    Explore

    • Price trends by district and project
    • Every recorded sale in a project or block
    • What each cooling measure did to prices
  2. 02

    Value

    • What a home is worth, with a checked range
    • Where an asking price sits among recent sales
    • How similar homes performed
  3. 03

    Decide

    • Proceed, negotiate, wait, or walk away
    • The price that would change the verdict
    • Two homes side by side
  4. 04

    Finance

    • What you walk away with, cash and CPF apart
    • How much you can borrow, and what it costs
    • Stamp duties and cash on day one
  5. 05

    Transact

    • Sell first or buy first, week by week
    • Option to completion, step by stepSoon
    • What to ask the bank and the lawyerSoon
  6. 06

    Own

    • Lease left, and what it does to value
    • The earliest date you can sell without paying seller’s stamp duty
    • Your home’s worth, updated monthlySoon

How I work

I ask, you answer.

A few questions, one at a time, in plain words. Skip what you do not know and I tell you what that costs the answer.

I show my working.

Every figure opens to the sales and the sums behind it. Stamp duties and loan limits come from dated rules, not from memory.

I am checked, and I say no.

My methods are scored against what homes later sold for, and the scores are public. Where the sales are too thin, I stop rather than guess.

What I hand back

A verdict on your figures, the price that would change it, and what you walk away with. Every line opens. You decide.

Walk away. Or offer $1.96m.
Must grow, a year, to break even2.7%
Comparable homes that did1 in 10
Cash, to your bank$1,068,535
CPF, back to your account$61,568
A sample verdict, on one household’s figures. Every line opens to the sums behind it.

How I compare

Valuation tools and portals are a good place to start. I pick up where they stop: the whole move, the sums behind every figure, and an accuracy score you can check.

  • Gives a figure for what a home is worthReva: Yes · Valuation tools: Yes · Portals: Yes
  • Shows the sales the figure came fromReva: Yes · Valuation tools: Some · Portals: Yes
  • Publishes how accurate its figures have beenReva: Yes · Valuation tools: A claim, not a score · Portals: No
  • Says so when it cannot give a reliable figureReva: Yes · Valuation tools: No · Portals: No
  • Works out your proceeds, loan and stamp duties togetherReva: Yes · Valuation tools: Separate calculators · Portals: Separate calculators
  • Shows how similar homes performed after purchaseReva: Yes · Valuation tools: No · Portals: No
  • Tells you whether the purchase holds up, and at what priceReva: Yes · Valuation tools: No · Portals: No

Tell me what you’re trying to decide.

HDB, executive condominiums and private apartments. Not landed, not commercial, not for rental investment. Not financial advice.