Justin Quek to succeed Steven Tan as OrangeTee & Tie CEO

ORANGETEE & Tie has promoted deputy chief executive Justin Quek to chief executive officer effective Jan 1, 2024, it said on Tuesday (Dec 19).

He succeeds Steven Tan, who has played a pivotal role in the real estate agency for over 20 years. In 2021, Tan was named CEO, from managing director previously, following a restructuring.

He will remain as key executive officer and take on a more active international role at the real estate group, which is looking to reposition itself as a full-suite real estate service provider while pursuing growth. Other companies in the group include OrangeTee Advisory and OrangeTee International.

“A well-planned succession at OrangeTee accelerates the progress of our strategy while ensuring sustainable success for all our stakeholders,” the agency said.

It noted that Tan’s vast knowledge and experience are invaluable as it engages its longtime shareholder, Tokyu Livable, a real estate company in Japan, along with other key global partners when it comes to international growth.

Quek, meanwhile, has two decades of experience as a real estate agent, property technology entrepreneur and in strategic management.

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Since assuming the role of deputy CEO in April this year, he has led multiple initiatives such as OrangeTee’s Consumer Insider Series for clients and the Luxe by OrangeTee service, which helps agents better serve high-net-worth clientele, the agency added.