Rent increase calculator
Rent after your entered increases
$1,575
per month after 1 years
This is compound-growth math with your entered assumption. It does not predict future prices, rents, or legal rent limits.
Put your assumptions to work.
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Annualized appreciation uses CAGR: (ending index ÷ starting index)1/years − 1. A cumulative 5-year increase and an annual rate are different numbers.
Local rent-control law, lease terms and notice requirements may limit an actual increase. This calculator only computes your entered scenario.
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How is this result calculated?
Starting amount × (1 + annual rate) raised to the number of years. The tool supports positive increases and decreases above −100%.
Are the default rates current market quotes?
No. Defaults are editable planning assumptions. Enter your lender’s mortgage quote or the annual growth rate you want to explore.
Can I use zero growth or zero interest?
Yes. At zero growth, the amount stays unchanged. At zero mortgage interest, principal is spread evenly over the entered loan term.
What costs are excluded?
These tools do not include every cost of housing. Review the assumptions above and use the closing-cost and property-tax tools for those components.
Method and assumptions.
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