Commercial Rent Formula:
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The commercial rent calculation estimates the total rent for commercial properties in Australia based on base rate, square footage, and local adjustment factors. It helps landlords and tenants determine fair market rental values.
The calculator uses the commercial rent formula:
Where:
Explanation: The equation accounts for base rental rates adjusted by property size and local market conditions specific to Australian commercial real estate.
Details: Proper rent calculation ensures fair pricing for both landlords and tenants, helps with budgeting, and is essential for lease negotiations in the Australian commercial property market.
Tips: Enter base rate in AUD per square foot, square footage in square feet, and the Australian commercial adjustment factor (typically between 0.8-1.5 depending on location and property type).
Q1: What's a typical base rate in Australian cities?
A: Base rates vary significantly by location (A$30-150/sqft/year in CBD areas, lower in suburbs) and property type (retail, office, industrial).
Q2: How is the adjustment factor determined?
A: The factor accounts for location desirability, property condition, and market conditions. Consult local real estate agents for accurate factors.
Q3: Does this include GST?
A: Commercial rents in Australia are typically quoted as GST exclusive. Add 10% GST to the calculated amount if applicable.
Q4: What about outgoings?
A: This calculates gross rent. Additional outgoings (taxes, maintenance) are usually extra in Australian commercial leases.
Q5: How often should rent be reviewed?
A: Australian commercial leases typically have annual rent reviews, often tied to CPI or market reviews.