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The Grange rent

Covers Q3 2025 to Q2 2026, the newest 4 quarters URA has published

What does a unit at The Grange rent for?

Median monthly rent, Q3 2025 to Q2 2026
S$10,850 a monthS$9,500 – S$11,800 a month

25th to 75th percentile · from 32 rental contracts

Units at The Grange rented for a median of S$10,850 a month over Q3 2025 to Q2 2026 (25th to 75th percentile S$9,500 to S$11,800), from 32 URA rental contracts, or a median of S$5.17 psf a month. Indicative, from recorded rental contracts: what one unit rents for depends on its size, floor and condition.

Rent at The Grange by bedroom count

BedroomsContractsMedian rent25th to 75th percentile
3 bedrooms10S$9,100 a monthS$9,000 – S$9,500
4 bedrooms22S$11,450 a monthS$10,775 – S$12,375

Median rent by quarter, up to 8 quarters to Q2 2026

QuarterContractsMedian rent
Q3 20248S$12,250 a month
Q4 20244S$8,850 a month
Q1 20256S$10,150 a month
Q2 20258S$10,625 a month
Q3 20258S$12,250 a month
Q4 202510S$10,500 a month
Q1 20268S$10,400 a month
Q2 20266S$10,100 a month

What rental yield does The Grange earn?

Set against its own median sale price over the last 24 months, The Grange has a gross rental yield of 2.17% before costs, from 50 rental contracts and 6 sales in that window. A ratio of two medians, not what any one unit earns.

How this is worked out

Every figure is the project's own URA private rental contracts, filed quarterly: only contracts with both a monthly rent and a floor-area band count, and only in the newest 4 quarters URA has published (URA publishes a quarter's contracts some weeks after it ends, so these can end a quarter or two before today). The bedroom count is URA's own for each contract; where URA gives none it is shown as not stated. The quarterly series covers 8 quarters back from the same newest quarter, so it reaches further back than the headline. A page is published only when the project has enough contracts of its own. The gross yield, where shown, is the rental yield ranking's figure for this project over its own longer window.