RealVantage News

As property prices remain high in 2023, according to some experts, real estate investors will be left looking for alternative investing outside of traditional property ownership, like fractional property investing.

Real estate is a popular global asset class and particularly favoured by Asian investors for its security and long-term wealth protection merits.

Target different risk and returns with each investing strategy.

On top of everything else, we also have to comply with Singapore AND overseas property investing regulations.

Despite all the hype around newfangled digital assets, our appetite for traditional investments like property has not waned.

Singapore-based RealVantage was named the “Investment Tech of the Year” at the Asia Fintech Awards last week, as the real estate investment startup eyes further expansion under the new leadership of former ARA Asset Management executive Beng Tiong Ng.

Anyone can make direct property investments now, from $5,000 to $25,000.

Singapore-based real estate investment platform RealVantage has appointed Ng Beng Tiong as chairman of its board of directors.

The lack of an exchange for real estate digital tokens and clarity of legal ownership rights are some of the challenges investors face, said RealVantage.

The firm's fractional digital private equity real estate deals start from $17,770 and the firm's goal is to make these investments available to 'everyone', says co-founder Keith Ong.

Property has always been one of the most coveted investment assets, particularly favoured by mid- to long-term investors, who enjoy the relatively stable returns offered by tangible real estate.

This comprehensive story gives readers a lowdown on how RealVantage is founded and the milestones we have achieved within a short span of 3 years since our founding.

Singapore-based real estate investment platform RealVantage has been granted a capital markets services (CMS) licence by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).

REAL estate investment platform RealVantage has obtained a Capital Markets Services (CMS) licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), it said on Wednesday (Jan 12).