The Imperial

Yes — The Imperial is a freehold development.

The nearest station is Fort Canning, about 4 minutes' walk on a routed path. The next-nearest station is Dhoby Ghaut, about 0.7 km away.

9 bus stops sit within 400 m, the closest being Opp Mohd Sultan Rd (River Valley Rd) (about 80 m away).

Jalan Kukoh Blk 1 (Kukoh 21 Food Centre) (about 790 m away).

Yes — the nearest is Jubilee Park (Fcp) (about 320 m away), one of 12 within 1 km.

The Butcher ( ) (11 Mohamed Sultan Road), about 142 m away, one of 8 within 1 km. The nearest wet market is Hong Lim Market & Food Centre, about 1130 m away.

Yes — Ue Shopping Mall, about 255 m away, one of 13 within 1 km.

1 — River Valley Primary School.

31 sales have been lodged with the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) over the past 24 months, out of a transaction record running from Sep 2021 to Sep 2026.

Recorded units range from 979 to 3,552 sq ft.

5 Jalan Rumbia, Singapore 239618.

The nearest public car park is River Valley Rd (Tank Rd - Zion Rd), about 80 m away. It is run by URA and has 3 car lots, charging $0.60 per 30 mins on a weekday, S$80/month for a season pass — public parking, not the building's own car park.

This page is one: an evidence review rather than an opinion. It carries no user reviews and no agent commentary — what it shows is the transacted record for The Imperial, the lease, the amenities measured from the building, and a PriceVero building rating of B on an A–E scale.

Yes. The Imperial carries a PriceVero building rating of B on an A–E scale. Whether a particular price is low, in line or high is a separate reading, and it depends on the asking price, which only exists on the listing — paste that unit's link above to see how the price compares to the evidence.

The median rent at The Imperial is S$8,300 a month, from 50 leases signed in the 12 months to Aug 2026. That is S$5.50 per square foot a month, with the middle half of leases between S$5.20 and S$6.20.

These are signed leases, not asking rents: tenancy agreements lodged with the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). The figure is the median over the 12 months to Aug 2026, and the range beside it is the middle half of those leases. Whole units only — room rentals are not counted, because Singapore has no public register of room rents.

The tables under "What The Imperial rents for" summarise rental transactions at The Imperial by bedroom count: tenancy agreements lodged with the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), grouped into three-month periods. A period with fewer than five leases shows no figures, the middle half of leases is shown from ten, and rents are rounded to the nearest S$50. No single lease is shown. To see how a rent you have been quoted compares, use the rent check on the price check page.