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Dennis Wee, Singapore's real estate icon, dies of cancer at 71
Family and friends of real estate legend Dennis Wee paid tribute to the realtor following his death after a battle with cancer over the last year.
SINGAPORE — Real estate icon Dennis Wee passed away on Wednesday (3 April) following a battle with cancer over the last year.
His passing was announced by his daughter Daphne in an Instagram post.
"Our family is deeply saddened to announce the loss of our legendary Dennis Wee, the best dad, husband, grandpa, friend and boss who passed away peacefully surrounded by his loved ones at home," she wrote.
Family and friends paid tribute to the popular realtor, most remembering him as a friendly, fun-loving and down-to-earth character with a great sense of humour. Wee was also remembered for his passion for food and his love for cycling.
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Wee was the former chairman and founder of the real estate company Dennis Wee Group (DWG), which he founded in 1992 together with his wife Priska. DWG went on to merge with another local property firm, PropNex Realty, to form one of Singapore's largest real estate agencies in 2017.
Following the merger, Wee retired and passed the business on to his son, Denka. In his retirement, Wee started "Hokkien Mee Master", a passion project and entrepreneurial venture that he operated from his home kitchen.
A condolence notice by PropNex Realty read: "Dearly missed and fondly remembered by team leaders, salespersons, management and staff, Dr Wee remains a beloved figure in our hearts. His vision and leadership were pivotal in the successful merger of DWG with PropNex, a legacy that is set to continue."
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