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Wed, 28 January 2026 at 7:37 pm SGT
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Marc Chan (left), Melvin Lim, and Grayce Tan of PropertyLimBrothers, in 2023. (Photo: Samuel Isaac Chua/EdgeProp Singapore)
Following “recent events”, PropertyLimBrothers has completed an internal review and implemented leadership changes, a spokesperson for the Singapore-based real estate media and services company said on Jan 28 in response to queries from EdgeProp Singapore.
“The individuals concerned have resigned from their respective roles with immediate effect,” the spokesperson added, without identifying them.
Meanwhile, Marc Chan has been appointed interim CEO with immediate effect, the spokesperson said. Chan was previously vice president of operations.
The statement comes after the biography profiles of PropertyLimBrothers co-founder and CEO, Melvin Lim, and VP of strategy, Grayce Tan, appeared to have been removed from the company website, amid online allegations that they were involved in an extramarital affair.
An unverified internal memo had also been widely circulated online. The WhatsApp message, purportedly sent by Lim to employees, stated that he had “made a personal mistake and crossed boundaries”, and that he and Tan would be stepping down from their leadership roles “to give the organisation the space it needs to operate steadily and without distraction”.
The WhatsApp message also noted that Chan would step in as interim CEO, Adrian Lim (co-founder and sales advisory partner) would continue as co-founder, Wayne Tang and George Peng would serve as senior leadership for PLB Realty, and Carrie Teoh (then VP of people and finance) would be HR and finance director.
The spokesperson did not confirm or deny the authenticity of the WhatsApp message and the other purported leadership changes stated in the memo, and also did not elaborate on the nature of the “recent events” that had transpired.
“We will not comment on rumours or speculation,” the spokesperson said.
PropertyLimBrothers is in the midst of reinforcing its workplace conduct policies and governance processes to reaffirm clear professional boundaries and standards across the organisation, the statement noted.
“Our business operations and client services continue as usual,” it added.
In addition to their roles at PropertyLimBrothers, Lim and Tan joined the leadership team at KW Singapore — launched by US-based real estate agency Keller Williams under its international franchising arm — as founder and operating principal, and director of growth, respectively, back in July 2025. KW Singapore and PropertyLimBrothers operate as separate businesses.
On Jan 29, KW Singapore issued a media statement that Lim had “stepped back” from his duties as operating principal, while Tan was no longer part of the leadership team with immediate effect.
In the interim, Jonathan Lee has been appointed to lead KW Singapore “with full support and backing from Keller Williams Worldwide (KWW)”. Lee was previously regional director of KW Malaysia and currently a growth consultant for KWW Asia Pacific.
PropertyLimBrothers implements leadership changes: spokesperson
EdgeProp SingaporeWed, 28 January 2026 at 7:37 pm SGT
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Marc Chan (left), Melvin Lim, and Grayce Tan of PropertyLimBrothers, in 2023. (Photo: Samuel Isaac Chua/EdgeProp Singapore)
Following “recent events”, PropertyLimBrothers has completed an internal review and implemented leadership changes, a spokesperson for the Singapore-based real estate media and services company said on Jan 28 in response to queries from EdgeProp Singapore.
“The individuals concerned have resigned from their respective roles with immediate effect,” the spokesperson added, without identifying them.
Meanwhile, Marc Chan has been appointed interim CEO with immediate effect, the spokesperson said. Chan was previously vice president of operations.
The statement comes after the biography profiles of PropertyLimBrothers co-founder and CEO, Melvin Lim, and VP of strategy, Grayce Tan, appeared to have been removed from the company website, amid online allegations that they were involved in an extramarital affair.
An unverified internal memo had also been widely circulated online. The WhatsApp message, purportedly sent by Lim to employees, stated that he had “made a personal mistake and crossed boundaries”, and that he and Tan would be stepping down from their leadership roles “to give the organisation the space it needs to operate steadily and without distraction”.
The WhatsApp message also noted that Chan would step in as interim CEO, Adrian Lim (co-founder and sales advisory partner) would continue as co-founder, Wayne Tang and George Peng would serve as senior leadership for PLB Realty, and Carrie Teoh (then VP of people and finance) would be HR and finance director.
The spokesperson did not confirm or deny the authenticity of the WhatsApp message and the other purported leadership changes stated in the memo, and also did not elaborate on the nature of the “recent events” that had transpired.
“We will not comment on rumours or speculation,” the spokesperson said.
PropertyLimBrothers is in the midst of reinforcing its workplace conduct policies and governance processes to reaffirm clear professional boundaries and standards across the organisation, the statement noted.
“Our business operations and client services continue as usual,” it added.
In addition to their roles at PropertyLimBrothers, Lim and Tan joined the leadership team at KW Singapore — launched by US-based real estate agency Keller Williams under its international franchising arm — as founder and operating principal, and director of growth, respectively, back in July 2025. KW Singapore and PropertyLimBrothers operate as separate businesses.
On Jan 29, KW Singapore issued a media statement that Lim had “stepped back” from his duties as operating principal, while Tan was no longer part of the leadership team with immediate effect.
In the interim, Jonathan Lee has been appointed to lead KW Singapore “with full support and backing from Keller Williams Worldwide (KWW)”. Lee was previously regional director of KW Malaysia and currently a growth consultant for KWW Asia Pacific.
