KF Property Network to close, agents can opt to transition to OrangeTee; rest of Knight Frank’s residential business intact
Since June 2026, KFPN had approximately 97 signed up agents. OrangeTee, a member of Realion Group, has around 2,567 representatives, making it Singapore’s fourth-largest property agency by registered sales representatives.
In recognizing the appropriate firm for its salesmans, Knight Frank chose OrangeTee for its scale, technology, training, client-first society and administration that can support the agents over the long term.
In 2025, more than 100 agents from KFPN left for SRI. That accounted for around 40% of the 274-strong salesforce at Knight Frank Singapore’s firm business since January 2024, when it had actually been ranked the sixth-largest property firm in Singapore.
KFPN will disappear by the end of 2026, Knight Frank stated in response to EdgeProp Singapore’s queries.
” Unlike individual transfers, this structured plan will certainly ensure seamless management onboarding and, most significantly, absolutely no disturbance to clients these professionals serve,” Knight Frank told EdgeProp Singapore. “We are providing a confirmed, steady system for their continued profession development.”
Justin Quek, CEO of OrangeTee and deputy group CEO of Realion Group, noted that the firm looks forward to supporting the salespersons from KFPN “as they work out in and continue improving what they have currently attained”.
Property sales representatives from KF Property Network (KFPN) will have the ability to change to OrangeTee & Tie, within an agreement in between OrangeTee and Knight Frank.
Tan Tee Khoon, head of KFPN, claimed: “We are positive that our sales representatives who choose to change will certainly discover both continuity and new chances for development.”
Salespersons that choose to relocate will be able to access expanded training, technology, business advancement resources and the wider Realion Group ecosystem.
The business added that while representatives can pick where they want to sign up their permits, what makes this arrangement distinctive is that it is a structured, mutually supported shift established directly in between Knight Frank and OrangeTee leadership.
All representatives at KFPN will certainly be eligible for this service continuity strategy.
This will help guarantee continuity for customers whilst supporting the long-term expansion of their businesses.
OrangeTee, meanwhile, claimed it is focused on building a salesforce of like-minded specialists who share a dedication to professionalism and customer service.
The partnership in between the two companies to support KFPN representatives adheres to “comprehensive strategic discussions” that started in late 2025, the announcement stated.
It comes as Knight Frank looks to sharpen its emphasis on its calculated core business priorities and closer regional integration, according to a July 27 joint announcement.
