The public grading arena
Buy or bye.Every listing, graded in public.
Real units, real asking prices, a straight grade with the numbers shown — sealed to our public ledger so you can check the score later. About a third get a BYE. That's the point.
How a grade is made
Asking price vs the block's actual recent transactions — same stack, same floor band where possible.
Exit maths — who buys this from you later, and what's being built near them between now and then.
The grade with three reasons, each carrying a number — then it's sealed to the ledger, dated, permanent.
Benjamin Tan · CTB Realty
CEA-registered. Every grade is mine, with my name on it, sealed and dated. When a BYE ages badly, it stays up — that's what makes the BUYs worth anything.
Fair questions
Is my submission published?
The unit and the grade may enter the arena — anonymised. Your name, number, and situation never appear, and if you'd rather keep the whole grade private, say so in your message and it stays between us.
What if you grade my dream unit BYE?
Then you found out for the price of one message instead of one exercise fee. A BYE is a price opinion at today's asking — the same unit at a different number can be a BUY, and the grade says what that number is.
Aren't you biased — you're an agent?
The bias check is structural: grades are sealed to a public ledger before outcomes are known, and the share of non-BUY grades is displayed. An agent who grades everything BUY has a marketing page; this is a track record.
Grades are price-and-fit opinions on public listings, from public data and our transaction records — analysis, not financial advice, and not a comment on any agent or seller. Greyed cards are format previews; live grades carry a ledger ref you can verify on the Verdict Ledger.