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Market rent calculation determines appropriate rental prices by adjusting comparable property rents with location-specific factors. This method helps landlords set competitive prices and helps tenants understand fair market values.
The calculator uses the market rent formula:
Where:
Explanation: The adjustment factor accounts for differences in property features, location desirability, and market conditions between the comparable property and the subject property.
Details: Accurate market rent calculation is essential for property valuation, rental price setting, investment analysis, and lease negotiations.
Tips: Enter the comparable rent amount in your local currency and the adjustment factor (typically between 0.8 and 1.2). All values must be positive numbers.
Q1: How do I determine the adjustment factor?
A: The adjustment factor is typically determined by comparing property features (size, condition, amenities) and location attributes (proximity to transportation, schools).
Q2: How many comparable properties should I consider?
A: For best results, use 3-5 comparable properties that recently rented in the same postcode or neighborhood.
Q3: What if my property is significantly different from comparables?
A: You may need to use multiple adjustment factors or consider a different valuation approach like income capitalization.
Q4: How often should market rent be recalculated?
A: Market rents should be reassessed annually or whenever significant market changes occur (new developments, economic shifts).
Q5: Does this work for commercial properties?
A: While the principle is similar, commercial properties often use different metrics like price per square foot and may require more complex adjustments.