Our Track Record, Verified Against CEA Records

Who ranked first in Singapore in 2025

Both of HomeUP's co-founders hold the number one position in Singapore in their categories. The rankings below cover the 2025 calendar year, which is complete and will not be revised further.

CEA publishes transaction records per salesperson, so every ranking on this page measures one individual's transactions rather than a team's. Volume at this level reflects a defined working method, and at HomeUP that method is one Dennis Lim and Yeo Tong Boon personally train every advisor in.

HDB resale rankings, 2025

The two number one positions on this page are in private property. HDB is a separate market with a separate field, so it is measured separately.

Yeo Tong Boon, top 1% in Singapore, HDB resale seller representation, 2025

In the 2025 calendar year, Yeo Tong Boon recorded 22 HDB resale transactions on the seller side, ranking 62nd of 8,785 salespersons active in that category in Singapore, which places him in the top 1% nationally.

• 22 transactions on the seller side in the 2025 calendar year
• Ranked 62nd of 8,785 salespersons active in the category
• Seven salespersons are tied on 22 transactions. Ranked last within that tie the position would be 68th, which is still inside the top 1% nationally.

The field, for context. In 2025, 8,785 salespersons represented an HDB seller in at least one resale transaction, closing 23,489 transactions between them.

• The median salesperson in this category closed two transactions.
• 82 salespersons nationally reached twenty.
• The threshold for the top 1% was nineteen transactions.

This is a 2025 figure and we state it as one. Every ranking on this page is a 2025 calendar year result, and the one earlier figure we show is labelled 2024. We report the calendar year because it is the period in which the result was achieved and because it is closed, not because it is the most flattering window available.

Methodology: how these rankings are calculated

• Source: CEA Salespersons' Property Transaction Records (Residential), published on data.gov.sg.
• Reporting period: every ranking on this page is a 2025 calendar year result. Dennis Lim's 2024 result is shown alongside it for comparison and is labelled as 2024 wherever it appears. The source file spans January 2017 to June 2026.
• Reporting lag. CEA publishes with a delay and recent months are revised upward as records are submitted. We therefore report a closed calendar year rather than a partial current one, so that no figure here can be revised after publication.
• Category means a single combination of property type, transaction type and side represented, for example private residential resale on the buyer side.
• Resale only. New sales are excluded from every private residential figure on this page. Resale and new sale are different categories and we do not combine them.
• Rank is by transaction count within a single category and a single time window. Where salespersons tie on count, we disclose the tie rather than resolve it silently.
• The field is the number of salespersons who recorded at least one transaction in that category and window. Salespersons who recorded none are excluded, which makes every rank on this page harder to achieve than it would be against the full register.
• Private residential covers condominium and apartment, executive condominium, landed, and strata landed.
• Where an advisor holds more than one CEA registration number, records under both are combined.
• We report rank against the field rather than percentile bands, because percentile boundaries depend on how ties are broken and rank does not.

Frequently asked questions

More about how we work is on the about page, and the advisors behind these figures are on the team page.