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Hi, I’m Eugene Cambert — your trusted property advisor with ERA Realty.

🏡 Guiding You From Viewing to Keys
Passionate about helping families, couples, and investors find the perfect home or sell with confidence.
📍 Singapore-based | JNA Real Estate
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🔑 Condo | HDB | Landed | New Launch I help buyers, sellers, and investors make confident real estate decisions, whether it’s upgrading to your dream home, selling with clarity, or securing a unit with strong investment potential. I believe in more than just transactions — I believe in guiding you through every step, from your first viewing to the moment you receive your keys. With personalised advice, proven marketing strategies, and a fast response time, I aim to make your property journey seamless, informed, and rewarding.

📍 Specialising in HDB, private condos, new launches, and resale homes across Singapore.
📲 Let’s chat about your next move — no obligations, just honest advice.

And just like that, our little Victoria turns 8! 🎂❤️Happy 8th Birthday to our precious second born! 🥳Watching you grow i...
09/10/2026

And just like that, our little Victoria turns 8! 🎂❤️

Happy 8th Birthday to our precious second born! 🥳

Watching you grow into the sweet, cheerful and caring girl you are today has been such a blessing.

From being our little princess to becoming such a wonderful big sister to Melody, you’ve given us so many reasons to smile and be proud of you.

As you grow older, there will be new adventures, challenges and lessons along the way. Always remember to be kind, stay curious, be brave and never be afraid to be yourself.

No matter how big you grow, you’ll always be our little girl. ❤️

We hope you enjoyed your special celebration surrounded by the people who love you.

Mummy and Daddy love you more than words can ever express. Keep shining, Victoria! ✨

Happy 8th Birthday, sweetheart! 🎉💕

Your HDB has appreciated. You can afford a condo. But should you upgrade? 👀That’s where I think many homeowners need to ...
09/10/2026

Your HDB has appreciated. You can afford a condo. But should you upgrade? 👀

That’s where I think many homeowners need to look beyond the numbers.

Because upgrading isn’t just about whether you can afford the purchase.

It’s about whether you can still enjoy life comfortably afterwards.

I’ve broken down what a $700K HDB to $1.2M condo upgrade could look like.

Swipe through before making your next move.

Would you upgrade now or wait until you’re more financially comfortable?

“Eugene, I have a budget of around $1.5M. What should I buy?”My answer?Before we talk about what you can buy, I’d want t...
07/10/2026

“Eugene, I have a budget of around $1.5M. What should I buy?”

My answer?

Before we talk about what you can buy, I’d want to know what you need the property to do for you.

Because $1.5M can take you in very different directions.

Maybe you have children and space matters more.

Maybe you’re upgrading and want private facilities without stretching yourself too far.

Maybe you’re thinking 5–10 years ahead and care more about your eventual exit.

Or maybe this is simply the home you’ve worked towards and lifestyle matters more than maximising every dollar.

None of those answers are wrong.

And that’s why I don’t think property decisions should start with:

“Which one is the best?”

A better question is:

“Which one is the best for me?”

Your budget tells us what you can buy.

Your goals, finances and timeline help determine what you should buy.

I used roughly the same $1.5M budget in this carousel to show just how different the choices can become.

There isn’t a universal winner — because we’re not all trying to achieve the same thing with our homes.

If you had $1.5M today, where would you lean: HDB, resale condo or new launch? And why? 👇

350 people bought. Does that mean you should too?This is where property decisions can get tricky.When a project sells st...
04/10/2026

350 people bought. Does that mean you should too?

This is where property decisions can get tricky.

When a project sells strongly over launch weekend, it’s very easy to think:

“So many people are buying… maybe I shouldn’t miss out.”

But I think that’s the wrong question.

The better question is:

If nobody told you how many units were sold, would you still choose this project at this price?

That forces you to look past the crowd and back at your own situation.

Your finances.
Your timeline.
What you’re buying it for.
And whether this particular unit actually makes sense for you.

A strong launch can tell us something about market sentiment.

It cannot tell you whether you should sign the cheque.

I unpacked that distinction in the carousel.

Would a project being 60%+ sold in one weekend make you more confident about buying — or would it not affect your decision?

HDB prices fell again. So… should buyers wait? 👀That’s probably the first thought some people will have when they see th...
03/10/2026

HDB prices fell again. So… should buyers wait? 👀

That’s probably the first thought some people will have when they see the latest numbers.

But this is where I think property headlines can be misleading.

A market can soften while the flat you’re looking at remains highly sought after.

And an overall index can fall while certain towns, flat types or individual units behave very differently.

So whether you’re buying or selling, I wouldn’t make a decision simply because the market is “up” or “down”.

I’d ask a much more useful question:

What is happening to homes like yours — or the one you’re trying to buy?

That’s where recent transactions, supply, demand and the individual unit start to matter.

The headline gives you context.

Your property needs its own analysis.

Swipe through for the bigger picture.

💬 Buyers — would you wait for prices to fall further, or buy once you find the right home at the right numbers?

$2.18M for an HDB flat sounds crazy.But here’s the part I think matters more:An asking price is not a transaction price....
28/09/2026

$2.18M for an HDB flat sounds crazy.

But here’s the part I think matters more:

An asking price is not a transaction price.

Anyone can put a number on their home.

What tells us more about the market is what buyers are actually willing to pay — and what comparable homes have actually transacted for.

This is especially important when you’re buying.

Because if emotions take over and the agreed price ends up well above valuation, that difference may have to come from your own pocket.

So don’t just ask:

“How much is the seller asking?”

Ask:

“What do the numbers actually support?”

That’s the conversation worth having.

💬 Would you ever consider paying above valuation for the right home?

Save this if you’re currently house hunting, and share it with someone who’s looking at resale HDBs.

Some occasions remind us that what matters most isn’t the home itself — but the people we share it with. 🏡🌕This Mid-Autu...
24/09/2026

Some occasions remind us that what matters most isn’t the home itself — but the people we share it with. 🏡🌕

This Mid-Autumn Festival, I’m especially grateful for the people I’ve met along this journey — clients who placed their trust in me, friends who supported me, and families who allowed me to be part of an important chapter in their lives.

Some started as conversations.
Some became property journeys.
And many became relationships I genuinely value.

Here’s wishing you and your loved ones a beautiful evening together, filled with good conversations, laughter and plenty of mooncakes. 🥮

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! 中秋快乐！🌕

Grateful for the people.
Looking forward to brighter tomorrows, together.

#中秋快乐

When buying a home, most of us look at the unit.Price. Floor. Facing. Renovation.But how often do we look at what’s bein...
24/09/2026

When buying a home, most of us look at the unit.

Price. Floor. Facing. Renovation.

But how often do we look at what’s being planned around it?

This Tengah story is a good reminder that neighbourhoods evolve. What you see today may look very different 5–10 years from now.

That’s why I believe buying a home shouldn’t just be:

“Is this unit worth the price?”

It should also be:

“What could this neighbourhood become?”

Because you’re not just buying four walls. You’re buying into the surroundings you’ll live with for years.

So I’m curious 👇

Would you rather have more homes and amenities built nearby — or more greenery and open space?

Tell me which you’d choose.

And if you’re house hunting, save this as a reminder to check what’s planned around the property too.

Know someone looking at Tengah? Share this with them.

If your neighbour sells for $1.54M… how much is your flat worth now? 👀This is where property conversations can get inter...
21/09/2026

If your neighbour sells for $1.54M… how much is your flat worth now? 👀

This is where property conversations can get interesting.

Because I can already imagine two very different reactions to a headline like this:

Homeowner:
“Wah, then mine can sell for how much?”

Buyer:
“Seriously? HDB also $1.5M already?”

And I understand both.

But this is also why I don’t like looking at property headlines in isolation.

A record transaction can change expectations very quickly — sometimes faster than the market itself has actually changed.

For sellers, that can mean anchoring your expectations to the highest number you see.

For buyers, it can create the feeling that if you don’t act now, everything is running away from you.

Neither is a great place to make a property decision from.

So I went beyond the $1.54M headline and looked at the question I think matters more:

What should the rest of us actually take away from it?

Swipe through before answering this:

👇 If a unit in your block broke a record tomorrow, would you immediately reconsider selling your home? Why or why not?

I’m genuinely curious to hear both homeowners’ and buyers’ perspectives.

Save this for the next time you see a record HDB headline, and share it with someone who keeps telling you, “Your neighbour sold for $X, so yours should be worth the same.” 😂

A year ago, I wasn’t sure if going full-time into real estate was the right decision.There were doubts, pressure, and pl...
19/09/2026

A year ago, I wasn’t sure if going full-time into real estate was the right decision.

There were doubts, pressure, and plenty of moments where I questioned whether I could actually make this work.

So seeing this today means a little more to me than just hitting a number.

Every commission came from a real person trusting me with a major decision in their life.

A first home.
A sale.
A move to something bigger.
A right-size.
Sometimes even a conversation where the best advice was not to transact at all.

That’s the part of this journey I’m most grateful for.

Thank you to every client, friend and referral who trusted me, and to the people around me who have guided and supported me along the way.

There’s still a long way to go.

But this is a nice reminder that I’m moving in the right direction.

One conversation, one family, one home at a time.

Onwards. 🙏🏻

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