Several residential projects in Singapore currently offer rental yields of 3.5% to 4%, which is considered attractive given the local market stability. Here are examples of such properties based on recent data:
- Archipelago (Bedok): Estimated rental yield of 3.5%, with steady demand due to its location and accessibility.
- East Meadows (Bedok): Also offers an implied rental yield of 3.5%, suitable for investors looking for east side opportunities.
- Fourth Avenue Residences (Bukit Timah area): Recorded an estimated rental yield of 3.5%, benefiting from proximity to MRT and schools.
Properties in the following districts also tend to achieve average yields close to or above this range:
- District 2 (Tanjong Pagar, Chinatown): Average yield about 4.07%; popular with working professionals and expatriates due to its central location.
- District 25 (Woodlands, Admiralty): Average yield around 3.95%; appealing for families and those seeking lower entry prices.
- District 14 (Eunos, Kembangan, Paya Lebar): Average yield about 3.83%; a mix of established and developing areas.
- District 7 (Bugis, Beach Road): Average yield near 3.82%; strong rental demand due to city proximity.
- District 22 (Jurong): Approximate yield 3.72%; supported by industrial and business facilities.
Generally, these yields are calculated using recent URA transaction and rental data. In the Singapore context, a rental yield between 3.5% and 4% is considered good compared to the national average, which typically sits around 3.3%.
For more details and a full list of such projects—including current rental contracts, prices, and trends—refer to the relevant project pages and articles on EdgeProp Singapore for regularly updated data.
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