Clinic and medical suite leasing. Investment advisory for landlords and investors. Built on clinical insight and institutional financial rigour — not just square footage.
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We sit on both sides of the table. Clinical insight on one side. Institutional financial rigour on the other. That is how good medical real estate decisions get made.
Doctors, dentists, and allied health professionals leasing clinic space, expanding, or relocating. We help you find rooms that suit how you actually practise — not just what fits your budget on paper.
Owners of medical suites who want a tenant that pays, stays, and respects the space. We pre-qualify before we walk a doctor through your door.
Buyers evaluating clinical real estate as a yield play. We give you the numbers behind Novena, Orchard, Golden Mile, and the wider Singapore medical map — without the pitch.
Before real estate, I spent eighteen years in medical imaging. I led a radiography team. I managed a lab. I worked alongside doctors, nurses, and patients every day — in the rooms where clinical workflows live or die.
That background shapes how I read a clinic floor plan today. Where the patient flow breaks. Where the staff bottleneck will show up. Where the compliance pain arrives six months after you sign. The numbers matter, and so does the layout that protects those numbers.
I work with medical specialists who want an agent who already speaks their language.
Before real estate, Evon spent over a decade as an equity analyst at major global institutions. She holds both the CFA designation and a Chartered Accountant qualification. That is not a common combination. It means she reads a property the way most people read a balance sheet — systematically, with a clear view of risk, yield, and what can go wrong.
She moved into property advisory in 2020, bringing that same analytical discipline to Singapore's commercial and prime property markets. For clinical real estate specifically, that means tenant risk assessment, lease structure review, and yield modelling that holds up beyond the first year of ownership.
If the deal needs scrutiny before it needs enthusiasm, Evon is the right call. She works with investors who want a strategic view, owners who want their assets positioned correctly, and tenants who want the space terms to actually work in their favour.
Every clinical lease and every medical asset carries two readings. The clinical reading: will this space actually work for a doctor running a practice in it? The financial reading: do the numbers hold, and can they keep holding?
Most agents do one. We do both.
Stevia reads the floor plan the way a clinician would. Evon reads the market and numbers the way an institutional analyst would. That combination is what keeps our advice standing after the keys change hands — the doctor stays, the yield stays, and the landlord renews.
Tenant representation for medical specialists. We shortlist suites, negotiate terms, and check the floor plan against your clinical workflow before you sign.
Yield analysis, exit liquidity, and tenant risk assessment for buyers evaluating clinical properties. Honest numbers, not pitch decks.
For owners of medical-grade properties. We pre-qualify tenants, market the space accurately, and benchmark your rental rate against the current medical zone data.
Novena. Orchard. Golden Mile. Mount Elizabeth. Rents, transactions, supply pipeline, and tenant movement — refreshed quarterly.
The same resources we share with clients before a first meeting. Open to everyone here.
How rents move when a hospital expands. What a good medical floor plan looks like. The lease clauses doctors consistently miss.
Rent ranges, transaction volume, supply pipeline, and tenant movement across Singapore's main medical zones.
Live listings curated by clinical fit and financial viability — not sorted by square footage alone.
A space search. A landlord conversation. An investment you want a second pair of eyes on. We will tell you plainly whether the numbers work.