Nicole Teo Properties

09/08/2026

29/07/2026

When we got home, the younger daughter asked if we could lay on our garden daybeds for a while.

My first instinct was to protest, because both she and I had much work to rush. All I wanted to do was to hurry her into the house, rush her through her dinner, nag her into the bathroom, and then see her settle into her never ending pile of homework and revision to-do’s.

But as I was about to rush into the house as usual, I turned back and saw her tired figure, and I said yes let’s just lay there and chill under the stars for a while. We sat in silence and enjoyed the cool night air.

I said how nice it is to do this and she agreed. Both of us have really packed schedules daily. Her schedule is packed because of her dance trainings, tuitions, and multiple hats as class monitress and prefect, and church ministry, all of which she refused to give up. I am not much better as a turbo-active realtor, team leader and a full-time mum. This moment of doing nothing is, sadly, rare.

Rare, but how important it is for our souls and well-being. As she sat up, she saw the full moon and exclaimed at how beautiful it was. She stood up and snapped this photo. At that moment, I was so glad that I paused and did not hurry the night.

For in the words of William Henry Davies, what is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare. A poem I studied and loved when I was 17, but forgotten until this night when my teenager reminded me so.

23/07/2026

I’ve been managing this property for a decade so I’m kinda sad to put this up for sale now. But what a steal for the next owner, what with a newish 2yo renovation and an MRT right at your doorstep in one of my favourite neighbourhoods.

Comment “Want” and I will send you the details!

18/07/2026

13/07/2026

I was confused for a while. The buyer was frowning. He looked confused too. Then his first words explained everything. “This is a resale unit and not a showflat right,” he asked. I laughed, then he laughed. Here’s my latest resale listing and no in .

08/07/2026

Last evening, I was at my client’s place in Lakeview estate (Pic 1,2) reviewing his portfolio of 3 properties, and we talked about allocating some funds into a property now to hedge against any eventual enbloc of this home they’re residing in.

Just last year, their neighbours down the road in Thomson View (Pic 3) finally succeeded in their enbloc attempt, and owners walked away with between $2.22m to $4.94m each. Come October, the plot will be launched for sale as Thomson Reserve.

Over in the East, we realtors are seeing a buzz of activities from owners of Loyang Valley (Pic 4) now entering the resale market to look for their replacement home. Their condo finally sold en bloc in April after 3 tries, with each owner pocketing between $1.67m and $3.91m.

Who’s next? If you’re staying in an older estate with en bloc ambitions, or if you’re looking to invest in a property with en bloc potential, come join me this Saturday at our En Bloc Q&A with our Group CEO and en bloc expert Mr Desmond Sim. Other exciting talks and events happening at our OrangeTee Consumer Festival. Free entry, but limited seats. DM me to register.

06/07/2026

The sellers and I were sitting at their balcony discussing the sale of their home when I took this photo (first pic).

What will you miss most when you move, I had asked them. Seems like a redundant question? I mean, waking up to this view and coming home to it has got to be the hardest thing to part with. (See following pics, taken from owners’ album collection)

Indeed, they raved about the different hues of the skies they’re treated to at different times of the day and privileged sightings of migration flocks of seasonal wildlife. But we also actually spent more than an hour talking about a long list of things that they couldn’t bear to leave behind after selling this place they’ve called home for 3 years.

Dropping this very rare, coveted new listing soon. You’re the first to know, and you’re welcome. 😇

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25/06/2026

Food trail recap in our whirlwind Tokyo trip!

This wasn’t our typical holiday. Organised by , it was centred on and around Evelyn’s dance schedule.

Coupled with my badly inflamed knee which meant every step was taken in pain, plus too much work that I had to catch up on, we chose convenience over hype. We stayed at the lovely Oakwood Premier which was 3 mins’ walk from Tokyo Station

It was a blessing in disguise, because we discovered many good places I would absolutely return to on my next Tokyo trip!

1. Sanuki Mengyo @ Tokyo Station - I don’t like udon, so I ordered rice. But everyone else who had udon was very satisfied
2. Gyoku Tokyo Station - Hubby flew in on a work flight, and I accompanied him for a late-night ramen. The sardine-infused broth was amazingly rich and umami. So good!
3. Daia Kobe Beef - Really good beef sashimi and sushi, and comforting sukiyaki
4. Tokyo Station Tavern Fish & Sake - Sashimi and drinks were good and reasonably priced. We went back a second time when we got lazy trying to think of where to eat.
5. Kaneda - Love this ban-man version of ramen! Amazing texture and bite!
6. Miko Zushi - My third time back at this uni haven with beautifully-paired sake. If I had time, I would have gone back again for another round.
7. Itamae Sushi - Good find this trip! If you’re allergic to fish and seafood (like Kaitlyn), this place serves superb beef sushi, amongst other very good quality fish sushis
8. Cloud Club Matcha - The girls wanted to try this viral place. It was good matcha, but not so good that I would queue again. And after queueing, please just pay for the premium version, cos it’s much better than the original.
9. Hokkaido Foodist @ Tokyo Station - The girls came for the soft serve; the auntie in me was drawn to the amazing choices of dried konbu on the shelves.
10. Yamachan - This was our go-to in Nagoya for chicken wings but the wings here
11. Sushimaru, Shinjuku - A lazy choice, and what a bad one. Never thought I would get mediocre sushi in Tokyo but here’s one.

12/06/2026

Do I really mean immediate, someone asked me. Erm yes, not next-day immediate, but as immediate as it gets in Singapore. This FREEHOLD newly-TOP project in District 15 is your answer to back-to-back sale and purchase headaches.

Call me so that I can structure your purchase and move in such a way that you can start renovating and even move in before you hand over the property you’ve just sold to your buyer.

The best thing is, it’s selling at a PSF even lower than many leasehold new launches!

DM for details!