Landed Housing Development for Rent: D22 Rentals at Yunnan Walk | Homejourney
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Landed Housing Development for Rent: Rental Units & Apartments Available in District 22
This definitive guide to Landed Housing Development for rent in District 22 at Yunnan Walk positions Homejourney as your trusted partner for safe, verified D22 rentals. Whether you're an expat, young professional, or family seeking rent condo options in Jurong and Boon Lay, discover available rentals, monthly rent trends, and lifestyle insights.[1]
Homejourney prioritizes user safety through verified listings and transparent information, helping you find available rentals with confidence. From unit types to commute details, this pillar covers everything for renting in this unique landed enclave.
Table of Contents
- Development Overview
- Available Rental Units
- Why Rent at Landed Housing Development
- Rental Prices and Value
- Facilities for Residents
- Location and Lifestyle
- Tenant Guide
- Nearby Amenities
- FAQ
Development Overview
Landed Housing Development at Yunnan Walk in District 22 offers a rare rental opportunity in a landed property enclave within Jurong and Boon Lay.[1] Part of the established Yunnan Gardens area, this development features 3-storey mixed landed homes popular with HDB upgraders seeking affordable entry into landed living on 99-year leases.[1]
Tenants appreciate the spacious layouts, private gardens, and community vibe that feels like a serene neighborhood rather than a high-density condo. Building quality is solid, with well-maintained structures managed by responsive estate committees. Homejourney verifies all listings to ensure trustworthiness.
Insider tip: As someone familiar with D22, the quiet streets here provide a peaceful retreat from Jurong's bustle, ideal for families or remote workers.
Why Tenants Love Living Here
- Spacious landed-style homes with gardens, unlike typical Singapore condo rentals.
- Strong community feel in a low-density setting.[1]
- Affordable luxury compared to central districts.
- Proximity to upcoming Jurong Lake District enhancements.[2]
Available Rental Units
Current available rentals at Landed Housing Development include 3-4 bedroom semi-detached and terrace units suited for families and expats.[1][3] Popular configurations feature open-plan living areas, private car porches, and maid's rooms.
Browse all units for rent at Landed Housing Development on Homejourney. Homejourney's verified listings show real-time availability and photos.
| Unit Type | Bedrooms | Size (sqft) | Monthly Rent (2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terrace | 3-4 | 2,000-2,500 | $6,000 - $8,500 |
| Semi-Detached | 4-5 | 2,800-3,500 | $8,000 - $11,000 |
| Corner Terrace | 4 | 2,500-3,000 | $7,500 - $9,500 |
Prices reflect 2026 market trends in D22, lower than nearby condo rentals like Lakeville ($4,000+ for similar size).[2] View full details at Landed Housing Development project page.
Why Rent at Landed Housing Development
Renting here offers landed luxury at condo prices, with private outdoor spaces rare in Jurong rentals. The community atmosphere fosters neighborly interactions, perfect for expats building a home away from home.
Convenience shines with easy access to Jurong Point and NTU. Value for money is high, as monthly rent includes spacious living without central district premiums.[2]
Lifestyle Benefits
- Private gardens for BBQs and kids' play.
- Low-density living reduces noise.[1]
- Proximity to Jurong Innovation District for professionals.[1]
- Safe, family-friendly enclave verified by Homejourney.
Rental Prices and Value
In 2026, Landed Housing Development for rent averages $7,000-$10,000 monthly, 20-30% below D22 condos like The Lakeshore ($5,000+ for smaller units).[2] This provides superior space and privacy.
Rent typically covers basic maintenance; utilities average $300-500/month for a family. Compare value via Homejourney's D22 rentals search.
| Comparison | Landed Housing Dev (psf) | Nearby Condo (psf) |
|---|---|---|
| Terrace 3BR | $3.00-3.50 | $4.00-4.50[2] |
| Semi-D 4BR | $2.80-3.20 | $3.50-4.00[2] |
Original insight: With Jurong Lake District growth, rents may rise 5-10% annually, making now ideal for locking in rates.[2]
Facilities for Residents
As a landed development, facilities emphasize private amenities over shared condo perks. Each unit boasts car porches (1-2 cars), private gardens, and yards.[1][3]
- Security: Gated entries, CCTV in common areas.
- Parking: Ample driveway spaces.
- Pets: Allowed with owner approval (common in landed).
- Maintenance: Estate-managed landscaping.Aircon Services
Nearby condo facilities like pools at Lakeville complement the lifestyle (5-min walk).[2]
Location and Lifestyle in District 22
Yunnan Walk sits in Boon Lay, a 8-min walk to Boon Lay MRT (EW27). Commutes: CBD (40 min), Orchard (35 min via EZ Link).[2]
District 22's transformation into Singapore's second CBD boosts appeal, with Jurong Lake Gardens nearby.[1] Lifestyle blends suburban calm with urban access.
Commute Times
- Boon Lay MRT: 8-min walk.
- Jurong Point: 10-min drive.
- NTU: 15-min drive.
- Tuas Mega Port: 20-min drive for workers.[1]
Tenant Guide for D22 Rentals
Standard lease: 1-2 years, 2 months security deposit + 1 month advance rent. Diplomatic clause for expats (after 12 months, 2-3 months notice).Espira Suites Tenant Guide: Lease & Move-In Tips | Homejourney
- Verify unit condition via Homejourney viewing.
- Check for diplomatic clause.
- Inspect plumbing, aircon (Homejourney aircon services post-move).
- Schedule viewing: Contact agent.
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Nearby Amenities
Schools
- Yokohama International School (10 min).
- NTU (15 min).
- Princess Elizabeth Primary (2 km).[1]
Shopping & Dining
- Jurong Point, JEM, IMM (5-10 min drive).
- Local hawker at Boon Lay Way.
Healthcare & Parks
- Jurong Community Hospital (10 min).
- Jurong Lake Gardens (Singapore's second National Garden, 15 min).[1]
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FAQ: Landed Housing Development for Rent
What is the monthly rent at Landed Housing Development?
2026 ranges: $6,000-$11,000 depending on unit size.[2]
Is Landed Housing Development pet-friendly?
Yes, pets allowed subject to owner approval, common in landed D22.
How far is Boon Lay MRT?
8-minute walk from Yunnan Walk.
What's the lease term for D22 rentals?
Typically 12-24 months with diplomatic clause for expats.
Are utilities included in rent?
No, expect $300-500/month extra; aircon servicing via .
Why choose Homejourney for D22 rentals?
Verified listings, agent matching, and safety-first approach.
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