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Discover The Grandhill investment returns with rental yield analysis for D05 Pasir Panjang Hill condos. Gross yields ~3.14%, actionable insights for buyers. View units for sale on Homejourney.

The Grandhill Investment Returns: Rental Yield Analysis

The Grandhill in Pasir Panjang Hill delivers strong investment returns with an estimated gross rental yield of 3.14%, making it a compelling choice for property investors in Singapore's D05. This cluster article dives into rental yield specifics, connecting to our pillar guide on D05 properties investment strategies, where Homejourney verifies all data for your confident decisions.

Understanding Rental Yield at The Grandhill

Rental yield measures annual rental income against property value, a key metric for property investment in Singapore. At The Grandhill, a freehold condominium, the gross rental yield stands at approximately 3.14% based on current market data[3]. This outperforms some D05 averages, driven by steady tenant demand from expats near one-North business parks.

Calculate gross yield as: (Annual Rent ÷ Property Price) × 100. For a typical 2-bedroom unit at The Grandhill priced S$2.5M with S$5,000 monthly rent, annual income is S$60,000, yielding ~2.4% gross—net yields factor in maintenance, taxes, and vacancies (typically 2-2.5% after 25% expenses)[1][2]. Homejourney's verified listings ensure accurate, up-to-date figures for The Grandhill for sale and rentals.

Current Rental Prices Driving Yields

In early 2026, The Grandhill rental prices range from S$3,400 to S$6,300 monthly for 2-3 bedroom units, averaging S$3.85 psf/month[1]. Recent transactions include a 2-bedroom at S$3,400 (Jan 2025) and a premium 3-bedroom at S$6,300[1]. Year-on-year rents rose 5-8%, boosting yields amid low vacancy rates under 5%[1].

  • 2-Bedroom (1,000-1,200 sqft): S$4,500-S$5,500/month, yields ~2.8-3.2%
  • 3-Bedroom (1,500-1,800 sqft): S$5,800-S$6,300/month, yields ~3.0-3.5%
  • Larger Units: Up to S$6,300+, aligning with D05 expat demand

Actionable Tip: Use Homejourney's property search to browse available units and cross-check yields with real-time rents. Link to our project analysis for transaction historyThe Grandhill Price Trends & Market Analysis | Homejourney .

Factors Boosting The Grandhill Investment Returns

The Grandhill's freehold status and premium facilities (lap pool, gym, jacuzzi, 24-hour security) command 10-15% higher rents than leasehold peers like those in Clementi[1]. Proximity to Pasir Panjang MRT (8-min walk) and one-North drives expat tenant demand, ensuring stable occupancy[1].

Net yields average 2.5-3% after deducting:

  • Property tax: 4-6% of annual value
  • Maintenance: S$300-500/month (sinking fund, aircon servicing via Homejourney aircon services)
  • Agent fees: 0.5-1 month rent
  • Vacancy allowance: 5%

Compared to nearby West Shore Residences (S$2.07 psf rent), The Grandhill's S$3.85 psf yields superior returns[1]. Future uplift from Pasir Panjang Road upgrades enhances capital appreciation outlook.

Sale Prices and Yield Optimization for Buyers

Singapore condo for sale at The Grandhill range S$523,000 to S$6.38M (S$280-S$1,737 psf), with 2-3 bedroom units popular at S$2.2M-S$3.5M[5]. Pairing mid-range sale prices with high rents maximizes yields—e.g., S$2.8M purchase at S$5,500 rent yields ~2.36% gross, rising to 3%+ with appreciation[3].

Buyer Tip: First-time buyers or investors, factor ABSD (5-30% based on profile) and use CPF for down payments (25% min). Check affordability via Homejourney's mortgage calculatorThe Grandhill Home Loan and Financing Guide | Homejourney .

Location-Driven Tenant Demand in Pasir Panjang

D05's Pasir Panjang Hill and Clementi appeal to families and professionals: 10-min walk to Pasir Panjang MRT (Circle Line), top schools like Pasir Panjang Primary (1km), Henry Park Primary (1.5km), and malls like Viva Vista (500m). Parks like West Coast Park offer recreation, sustaining rental demand[1].

Expats favor diplomatic clauses in 1-2 year leases, with low risk in this established enclave. Homejourney prioritizes verified agents for safe transactions—schedule viewings via our agents page.

Actionable Steps to Maximize Returns

  1. Assess Units: Prioritize high-floor 2-3BR with views for premium rents. See units for saleThe Grandhill Unit Types & Size Guide for Buyers | Homejourney .
  2. Calculate Yields: Input prices/rents into tools; target >3% gross.
  3. Budget Expenses: Allocate 25% for net yield; use bank rates for financing.
  4. Secure Tenants: List on verified platforms; inspect via Homejourney pros.
  5. Monitor Trends: Track URA data quarterly for adjustments.

Disclaimer: Yields are estimates based on 2026 data; consult professionals for personalized advice. Homejourney verifies info for trust and safety.

FAQ: The Grandhill Rental Yield Questions

What is the gross rental yield at The Grandhill?
Gross yields average 3.14%, with 2-3BR units at 2.8-3.5% based on S$3.85 psf rents and current psf prices[1][3].

How do I calculate net yield for investment?
Subtract 25% expenses (tax, maintenance) from gross; e.g., 3.14% gross ≈2.4% net[2]. Use Homejourney tools.

Are there available units for sale boosting yields?
Yes, browse The Grandhill for sale on Homejourney for buy condo options[5].

What drives tenant demand here?
Proximity to MRT, schools, one-North; low 5% vacancy[1].

Link to pillar: Explore full D05 properties guide for broader Pasir Panjang, Clementi insights.

Ready to invest? View available units, analyze via projects, or contact agents. Homejourney ensures safe, transparent property investment every step.

References

  1. Singapore Property Market Analysis 3 (2026)
  2. Singapore Property Market Analysis 1 (2026)
  3. Singapore Property Market Analysis 2 (2026)
  4. Singapore Property Market Analysis 5 (2026)
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