KF Property Network to close, agents can opt to transition to OrangeTee; rest of Knight Frank’s residential business intact
Justin Quek, Chief Executive Officer of OrangeTee and deputy group CEO of Realion Team, kept in mind that the company anticipates sustaining the salespersons from KFPN “as they settle in and proceed improving what they have actually already accomplished”.
Tan Tee Khoon, head of KFPN, said: “We are certain that our sales representatives that choose to shift will locate both continuity and new chances for development.”
Realty salespersons from KF Property Network (KFPN) will likely be able to shift to OrangeTee & Tie, following an agreement between OrangeTee and Knight Frank.
In determining the ideal agency for its sales representatives, Knight Frank selected OrangeTee for its scale, modern technology, training, client-first culture and administration that can sustain the representatives over the long term.
The firm included that while representatives can choose where they wish to sign up their permits, what makes this agreement distinctive is that it is an organized, mutually backed change developed right between Knight Frank and OrangeTee management.
All agents at KFPN will be eligible for this company continuity program.
This will help ensure connection for clients while supporting the continued growth of their businesses.
In 2025, more than 100 representatives from KFPN left for SRI. That accounted for about 40% of the 274-strong salesforce at Knight Frank Singapore’s company organization since January 2024, when it had actually been rated the sixth-largest property company in Singapore.
Since June 2026, KFPN possessed about 97 registered representatives. OrangeTee, a member of Realion Group, has around 2,567 representatives, making it Singapore’s fourth-largest property firm by registered sales representatives.
Sales representatives that choose to move will be able to connect to expanded training, technology, business advancement sources and the wider Realion Group environment.
It enters as Knight Frank wants to develop its emphasis on its strategic core business main concerns and closer regional integration, according to a July 27 joint announcement.
” Unlike individual transitions, this structured arrangement will guarantee seamless management onboarding and, most significantly, no disruption to customers these professionals offer,” Knight Frank told EdgeProp Singapore. “We are giving a verified, stable system for their continued occupation development.”
The partnership between both companies to sustain KFPN representatives follows “comprehensive strategic discussions” that began in late 2025, the announcement specified.
OrangeTee, meanwhile, stated it is concentrated on constructing a salesforce of similar professionals that share a dedication to expertise and client service.
KFPN will disappear by the end of 2026, Knight Frank claimed in answer to EdgeProp Singapore’s queries.
