Sg Managing Agent Pte.ltd.
At a glance
SG Managing Agent Pte Ltd (SGMA) manages 15 MCSTs across the Central, East, North-East and West regions of Singapore. Led by a management team with decades of combined industry experience, the firm pairs strata management under the Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act with digital tools and automated workflows, and publishes a free education library and AGM timeline tool for MCST councils.
Business profile
- Resident portal / tech
- Digital tools and automated estate workflows
Specialisms & development types
Services offered
- Direct access to a leadership team with decades of combined industry experience
- Strata management grounded in the Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act
- Publishes an MCST education library and a free AGM notice timeline tool
Buildings under management
15 developmentsShow all 15 buildings ↓
Sorted oldest to newest by MC constitution date. Source: BCA MCST Register.
Zone coverage
| Zone | MCSTs | Share | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Central | 6 | 40% | |
| East | 5 | 33% | |
| North-East | 3 | 20% | |
| West | 1 | 7% |
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How many MCSTs does Sg Managing Agent Pte.ltd. manage?
According to the BCA MCST Register, Sg Managing Agent Pte.ltd. is the appointed managing agent for 15 active MCSTs, spread island-wide across all five planning regions. The register is updated by BCA; a short lag may exist between appointment changes and what is shown here.
Is Sg Managing Agent Pte.ltd. regulated?
Yes. Managing agents for MCSTs in Singapore operate under the Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act (BMSMA), administered by BCA. Every MCST's appointed managing agent must be recorded in the BCA MCST register. MCST councils are governed by elected management committees.
How does an MCST change to a different managing agent?
An MCST council can switch managing agents by ordinary resolution at a general meeting. The incumbent contract must be reviewed for its notice period — typically 30–90 days. Best practice is to obtain written proposals from alternative agents before the resolution so that a handover can begin immediately upon appointment.