3 Room HDB Rental Yield

Last updated: 23 June 2026

From June 2025 to May 2026, the median 3 Room HDB rental yield was 7.40% across 24 Singapore towns. Among towns with sufficient transaction volume, estimated yields ranged from 6.17% in Punggol to 8.92% in Toa Payoh, a spread of 2.75 percentage points. Toa Payoh recorded the highest yield, supported by a median resale price of $390,000 and median monthly rent of $2,900.

Highest Yield TownToa Payoh

8.92%

Median Town Yield7.40%
Lowest Yield TownPunggol

6.17%

Yield Spread2.75%
Most Expensive Rental$6,300

Bukit Merah

Qualified Towns24
Resale Transactions5,843
Rental Transactions13,441

3 Room HDB Rental Yield and Rental Trend

This chart tracks monthly estimated rental yield and rental transaction volume
for 3 Room HDB flats from June 2025 to May 2026.

Highest Yield Towns for 3 Room HDB Flats


Toa Payoh

8.92% yield
$2,900 median rent


Geylang

8.89% yield
$2,800 median rent


Clementi

8.39% yield
$3,000 median rent


Bukit Merah

8.28% yield
$3,000 median rent

Lowest Yield Towns for 3 Room HDB Flats


Punggol

6.17% yield
$2,800 median rent


Sengkang

6.28% yield
$2,850 median rent


Sembawang

6.46% yield
$2,800 median rent


Choa Chu Kang

6.53% yield
$2,600 median rent

Most Expensive 3 Room HDB Rentals

Median rent shows the typical market level, while individual rental records can highlight the upper end of the 3 Room HDB rental market.
From June 2025 to May 2026, the four most expensive recorded monthly rentals were:


$6,300

Bukit Merah
42 Kim Cheng St
August 2025


$5,500

Bukit Merah
47 Moh Guan Ter
April 2026


$5,500

Bukit Merah
36 Moh Guan Ter
February 2026


$5,500

Queenstown
57 Stirling Rd
December 2025

These are individual rental transactions and may not reflect typical market rents.
Monthly rent can vary depending on factors such as flat condition, furnishings, floor level, lease duration and location.

3 Room HDB Rental Yield Ranking by Town

This table ranks towns by estimated gross rental yield, calculated as annualised median monthly rent
divided by median resale price. To keep the comparison meaningful, only towns with sufficient resale and rental activity
during the rolling 12-month period are included.

Rank Town Median Resale Price Median Monthly Rent Rental Yield Resale Txns Rental Txns
1 Toa Payoh $390,000 $2,900 8.92% 428 1,010
2 Geylang $378,000 $2,800 8.89% 297 630
3 Clementi $429,000 $3,000 8.39% 232 883
4 Bukit Merah $435,000 $3,000 8.28% 333 996
5 Queenstown $438,000 $3,000 8.22% 291 1,037
6 Jurong West $400,000 $2,700 8.10% 316 557
7 Jurong East $415,000 $2,800 8.10% 180 414
8 Bedok $425,000 $2,800 7.91% 496 1,179
9 Kallang/Whampoa $458,444 $3,000 7.85% 310 808
10 Bukit Batok $420,000 $2,700 7.71% 335 605
11 Ang Mo Kio $438,888 $2,800 7.66% 454 1,373
12 Marine Parade $477,500 $3,000 7.54% 74 245
13 Yishun $438,000 $2,650 7.26% 420 739
14 Serangoon $469,888 $2,800 7.15% 99 319
15 Hougang $455,500 $2,700 7.11% 282 538
16 Central Area $542,000 $3,200 7.08% 69 391
17 Tampines $490,000 $2,850 6.98% 348 724
18 Woodlands $440,000 $2,500 6.82% 188 261
19 Bukit Panjang $460,000 $2,600 6.78% 109 132
20 Bishan $542,000 $3,000 6.64% 65 174
21 Choa Chu Kang $478,000 $2,600 6.53% 73 88
22 Sembawang $520,000 $2,800 6.46% 111 43
23 Sengkang $545,000 $2,850 6.28% 140 122
24 Punggol $545,000 $2,800 6.17% 193 173

Compare HDB Rental Yields by Flat Type

Compare median town-level rental yields across major HDB flat types in Singapore.

Flat Type Median Yield Highest Yield Qualified Towns
2 Room 7.34% 10.34% 8
3 Room 7.40% 8.92% 24
4 Room 6.14% 7.78% 25
5 Room 5.32% 6.94% 24
Executive 4.95% 5.70% 15

Methodology

Gross rental yield is estimated by dividing annualised median monthly rent by median resale price.
As a gross yield measure, it excludes property tax, maintenance fees, vacancy periods, agent fees,
renovation costs, financing costs and other ownership expenses. Town-level rankings include only towns
with sufficient resale and rental transaction activity over the latest rolling 12-month period to support
meaningful comparisons.

3 Room HDB Rental Yield FAQs

What is the median 3 Room HDB rental yield in Singapore?

From June 2025 to May 2026, the median town-level 3 Room HDB rental yield in Singapore was 7.40%, based on 5,843 resale transactions and 13,441 rental transactions across 24 towns.

Which town has the highest 3 Room HDB rental yield?

Toa Payoh recorded the highest estimated 3 Room HDB rental yield at 8.92%, based on a median resale price of $390,000 and median monthly rent of $2,900.

Which town has the lowest 3 Room HDB rental yield?

Punggol recorded the lowest estimated 3 Room HDB rental yield at 6.17%, based on a median resale price of $545,000 and median monthly rent of $2,800.

Which town recorded the highest 3 Room HDB monthly rent?

From June 2025 to May 2026, the highest recorded monthly rent for a 3 Room HDB flat was $6,300 in Bukit Merah at 42 Kim Cheng St in August 2025.

Which towns offer the best rental yields for 3 Room HDB flats?

From June 2025 to May 2026, Toa Payoh, Geylang, and Clementi recorded the highest estimated rental yields for 3 Room HDB flats among towns with sufficient transaction volume.

Which towns have the lowest rental yields for 3 Room HDB flats?

From June 2025 to May 2026, Punggol, Sengkang, and Sembawang recorded the lowest estimated rental yields for 3 Room HDB flats among towns with sufficient transaction volume.

How is 3 Room HDB rental yield calculated?

3 Room HDB rental yield is calculated as annualised median monthly rent divided by median resale price, then multiplied by 100. For example, a flat with median monthly rent of $2,900 and median resale price of $390,000 would have an estimated gross rental yield of 8.92%.

Does a higher 3 Room HDB rental yield mean a better investment?

Not necessarily. Rental yield measures rental income relative to resale price, but it does not account for capital appreciation, vacancy periods, property tax, maintenance costs, agent fees, renovation costs, financing costs or lease decay.

How often is the 3 Room HDB rental yield data updated?

This page is refreshed when new HDB resale and rental transaction data is available. It was last updated on 23 June 2026 and currently uses the rolling 12-month period from June 2025 to May 2026.