Singapore’s Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) is examining the practice of granting property agents priority access to units during new condominium launches. This practice, known as “VIP sales,” has raised concerns about fairness for ordinary homebuyers who may miss out on desirable units. Critics argue that agents securing units first creates an uneven playing field, potentially driving up prices and limiting options for the public. The CEA’s involvement signals growing official attention to these concerns as the property market remains competitive. The scrutiny focuses on whether such practices comply with ethical guidelines and regulations designed to protect consumer interests. This review aims to ensure equitable access to new property launches for all potential buyers, not just those with agent connections. The outcome could lead to changes in how developers handle initial sales phases.