Singapore Property Calculators for Buyers, Sellers, Landlords & Tenants
Access a range of practical property calculators designed to help you understand the key numbers behind buying, selling, renting, and investing in Singapore property.
From affordability and stamp duty to rental costs and HDB upgrades, these tools provide quick insights to support better property decisions.
For guidance purposes only — always verify figures with official policies, lenders, or professional advice where required.
Rental Stamp Duty Calculator helps tenants and landlords estimate the stamp duty payable on a tenancy agreement in Singapore. It calculates the duty based on the monthly rent and lease duration, allowing users to quickly see the approximate amount that must be paid to the (IRAS) when registering a rental contract.
This helps both parties understand the cost involved before signing the tenancy agreement
Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) / ABSD Calculator is a tool designed to estimate the stamp duty payable when purchasing property in Singapore. By inputting the property price or market value, the calculator applies the applicable BSD rates to provide an approximate duty amount payable to (IRAS).
It serves as a quick reference to help property buyers better understand the upfront taxes involved in a transaction.
TDSR (Total Debt Servicing Ratio) Calculator helps estimate how much loan a property buyer may be eligible for based on Singapore’s lending guidelines. By factoring in monthly income, existing financial commitments, and loan parameters, the calculator provides an indication of whether the borrower stays within the TDSR limits set by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
It serves as a useful guide for buyers to assess borrowing capacity and plan their property financing more effectively.
Mortgage Calculator helps estimate the monthly home loan repayments for a property purchase in Singapore. By entering details such as the loan amount, interest rate, and loan tenure, the calculator provides an approximate monthly instalment and total repayment amount.
It serves as a useful reference for buyers to better understand their potential mortgage commitments before securing financing from a bank or financial institution