Tanjung SariRent Prices 2026
Our Verdict
"The Grid"
At a median of €4.5/m², you are paying for a strategic location that saves you a commute, even if the local drainage system fails during every heavy downpour. It earns its spot in THE_GRID because it’s functional and predictable, providing a roof for those who value utility over aesthetics. Our neighborhood analysis suggests the investment outlook remains flat; it's a cash-flow play for student housing rather than a capital appreciation goldmine.
The Vibe:Tanjung Sari is a pragmatic mix of student dorms and aging family homes defined by its proximity to the Ring Road and Jl. Setia Budi. It's a high-traffic zone where the air smells like exhaust fumes and street food from the endless rows of warungs. You move here because you work nearby or study at USU, not because you're looking for a quiet retreat.
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Quick Estimate
Tanjung Sari @ €4.5/m²/mo
District Highlights
Locals Ask
Is Tanjung Sari prone to flooding?
Yes, specific pockets near the lower end of the neighborhood struggle with drainage issues during Medan’s monsoon season.
Why is the price range so wide at €1.8 - €9.5/m²?
The low end reflects basic student 'kos' rooms, while the high end covers modern townhouses in gated clusters with security.
How is the parking situation for residents?
It's a nightmare in the narrow side streets; unless you have a dedicated carport, don't expect to find a spot for your car.
Is it a good area for an investment outlook?
It’s stable for rental yield due to the constant influx of students, but don't expect rapid gentrification here.
What is the average rent for a standard house?
Based on current m² stats, a typical 100m² house will set you back roughly €450 monthly, though quality varies wildly.