Top industrial properties in Singapore typically achieve gross rental yields between 4% and 7%, depending on factors such as location, age, remaining lease, and demand.
Newer, well-located units generally see yields of about 4–5%. Older properties, units with shorter leases, or those in fringe industrial areas can sometimes achieve higher yields in the 5.5–7% range, though these may carry more risk, such as higher maintenance costs or vacancy concerns. In rare cases, units with specific issues may even surpass 7% yield, but such properties are considered high-risk and typically have challenges like frequent tenant turnover or significant upkeep requirements.
Key factors influencing industrial rental yield include remaining lease tenure, proximity to major transport routes and business hubs, unit size and layout flexibility, as well as ongoing maintenance costs and vacancy rates. Demand in 2025 continues to show resilience for well-located, modern assets, with overall industrial rents continuing to rise despite a forecast of slower rental growth.
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