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Try Free — 3 CreditsSingapore property is marketed almost entirely online, and agents are regulated by the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA). Resale condos and HDB flats between owners or tenants are often photographed empty.
CEA's ethical advertising guidelines require property ads to be accurate, and the major portal's content policy sets its own standards. Staged photos need to be identified.
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The CEA's Practice Guidelines on Ethical Advertising require estate agents' advertisements to be accurate and not misleading. Using staged images as if they showed the actual furnished property falls short of that.
PropertyGuru publishes an advertising and content policy for agents' listings. Follow it alongside CEA rules — label virtually staged images clearly.
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Singapore buyers compare price per square foot closely; staging must not make a unit look larger than it is.
Show realistic family layouts in HDB flats rather than luxury condo styling.
A caption such as "Virtually staged for illustration" on each image keeps the listing accurate.
Include the unfurnished room so buyers see the actual floors and fittings.
DecoAI bills in US dollars: $5 for 50 credits or $12 for 150 — roughly S$0.10–S$0.13 per staged image. New accounts get 3 free credits.
Yes, if the ad stays accurate under CEA's ethical advertising guidelines. Identify staged images clearly and don't alter the unit itself.
Caption each staged image, for example "Virtually staged for illustration", and follow PropertyGuru's content policy.
Yes. Keep the layout and fittings accurate and use realistic furniture for the flat type.