Singapore’s real estate agency landscape continues to evolve in 2026, with shifts in agent headcount reflecting market consolidation, recruitment strategies, and changing business models. Based on the latest data from the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) website and the ACEAS Public Register, this article reviews the top 5 largest property agencies in Singapore in 2026, comparing their performance against 2025 figures.
PropNex remains firmly in the lead and continues to widen the gap with competitors. ERA sees a decline in headcount, reflecting ongoing consolidation. Huttons records steady organic growth, while OrangeTee experiences a notable contraction. SRI stands out with one of the strongest percentage growth rates, despite its smaller base.
The table below illustrates the number of property agents affiliated with each agency.
Number of Licensed Property Agents in Singapore
Source: CEA
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PropNex continues to dominate as Singapore’s largest property agency in 2026. With an increase of more than 1,300 agents year-on-year, the agency has further strengthened its market leadership. This growth reflects strong brand positioning, effective recruitment and retention strategies, and continued investment in training and technology. PropNex’s expanding agent base reinforces its position as the industry leader.
ERA remains the second largest property agency in Singapore, despite recording a modest decline in agent numbers in 2026. The reduction may be attributed to industry consolidation, heightened competition for experienced agents, and a strategic shift towards productivity and quality over sheer size. Nonetheless, ERA continues to maintain a strong presence with its established network and international reach.
Huttons records steady and measured growth, maintaining its position as the third largest property agency. While the increase is modest, it reflects stable recruitment and consistent performance. The agency’s focus on sustainable growth and agent quality continues to resonate in a competitive market environment.
OrangeTee experienced a more significant contraction in 2026, with agent numbers declining by close to 9%. This trend mirrors broader consolidation pressures within the industry, as well as competition from larger agencies. Despite this, OrangeTee remains a recognised name in the market with strengths in research, valuation, and advisory services.
SRI emerges as one of the fastest growing agencies by percentage among the top five in 2026. Its growth highlights continued appeal within the luxury and boutique segment, supported by strong branding and a focus on premium real estate specialists. While smaller in scale, SRI’s upward momentum points to increasing influence in the high-end property market.
The 2026 comparison highlights diverging strategies among Singapore’s largest property agencies. While market leaders continue to scale aggressively, others focus on consolidation, productivity, or niche positioning. Agent quality, support systems, and brand strength are increasingly as important as overall size. As the property market continues to mature, these year on year shifts provide valuable insight for agents, developers, and consumers alike.
Disclaimer: This blog post is based on estimated figures derived from the CEA website and the ACEAS Public Register. It should not be taken as financial advice.
