Agreement for the Sale and Purchase of Private Residential Property
DPTWG Sale & Purchase Agreement template for a private residential property (incl. Annexes A–D).
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Common Questions About the Agreement for the Sale and Purchase of Private Residential Property
What is the Agreement for the Sale and Purchase of Private Residential Property?
DPTWG Sale & Purchase Agreement template for a private residential property (incl. Annexes A–D). Fill the details below and export the completed Agreement. The prescribed wording is never altered — your entries are overlaid onto the official template. Signatures are added by hand after printing. Where the form shows a '*' choice, pick an option and the unused wording is struck through.
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What is an Option to Purchase (OTP)?
An Option to Purchase (OTP) is a contract where the seller grants the buyer the exclusive right to purchase the property within a specified Option Period (typically 14 or 21 days), in exchange for an Option Fee (commonly 1% of the purchase price). If the buyer exercises the option within the period, the parties proceed to complete the sale; if not, the option lapses and the Option Fee is typically forfeited to the seller.
What is the difference between an OTP and a Sale & Purchase Agreement?
The OTP is the first contract — it gives the buyer a time-limited right to buy. The Sale & Purchase Agreement (SPA) is the main contract signed when the buyer exercises the option (or, in a direct-SPA route, instead of an OTP). The SPA sets out the full terms of the sale; completion of the property transfer follows after the SPA is signed.
Who pays the stamp duty?
Buyer's Stamp Duty (BSD), and where applicable Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD), are paid by the buyer. Stamp duty is typically payable within 14 days of execution of the OTP (or the SPA where there is no OTP). Sellers may also be liable for Seller's Stamp Duty (SSD) if disposing within the holding period.
How long is the Option Period?
The Option Period — the time the buyer has to exercise the option — is set in the OTP itself. Common practice is 14 calendar days for resale private residential and 21 days for HDB resale, though parties may negotiate other periods. After the Option Period expires unexercised, the option lapses and the buyer typically forfeits the Option Fee.