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Commercial property in Singapore: prices and what to check

A commercial property in Singapore is listed from about S$750,000 for a small unit, and from S$6,000,000 for larger buildings. For current figures, post a request on BlaBlaPrice: our AI looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore and shows the prices and businesses it finds.

Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
PropertyPrice range
Small commercial unit for saleS$750,000–S$1,750,000
Commercial building for saleS$6,000,000–S$16,800,000
Price per square foot (one listing)about S$1,049 per sq ft

Licence and tax rules to check

If an agent handles a sale or lease, the agent needs an estate agent licence. The official application fee for a new licence is S$120, which is GST exempt. Commercial properties are taxed at 10% of their annual value, so ask the owner for that figure before you compare offers. Anyone can run a title search on the public land register for a fee, so check the owner before you pay a deposit.

Timing and climate

Singapore has no winter or summer, only wet and dry seasons. Plan site visits around the weather, since heavy rain can shorten a walk-through. State your move-in month in the request, so sellers can offer units you can actually use from that date.

How space is quoted here

Listings give sizes in square feet and often a price per square foot, so write your size in sq ft and, if you think in metres, in m² too. Compare offers on the same basis. Name the areas you want: Singapore, Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio.

What to write in your request

Say whether you want to buy or rent, and what the unit is for: an office, a shop, a warehouse or a workshop. The use decides which rules apply, so state it plainly. Add the size you need, your budget, the city and the move-in date. If you only need a desk or a room for a few hours, a coworking space or hourly hire is a better fit than a whole unit.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. You describe what you need in your own words in a chat, and you can add a photo. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own offer: price and terms. Your contacts stay hidden, so you decide with whom to exchange details. You can also browse commercial property for sale or commercial property for rent.

Questions and answers

How much does commercial property cost in Singapore?

Listings in our search results start from about S$750,000 for a small unit and reach S$16,800,000 for larger buildings. Treat these as asking prices, which can change before a sale.

Do I need a licence to handle a commercial property deal?

If an agent handles it, the agent needs an estate agent licence. The official application fee for a new licence is S$120, which is GST exempt.

How is commercial property taxed?

Commercial properties are taxed at 10% of their annual value. Ask the owner for the annual value before you compare offers.

When should I view a unit?

Singapore has no winter or summer, only wet and dry seasons. Book the viewing for a day that suits the weather, and give your move-in month in the request.

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