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Our free Rental Yield Calculator helps property investors evaluate the potential return on their real estate investments in Indian Rupees (Rs.). Whether you're considering buying a rental property or analyzing your current portfolio, this tool provides accurate calculations for both gross and net rental yields.
Did you know? In India's top cities, average rental yields range from 2-4% for luxury properties and 4-8% for mid-segment properties. Higher yields are typically found in smaller cities and towns where property prices are lower relative to rents.
Thousands of investors use our Rental Yield Calculator because:
Rental yield measures the annual return generated by a property relative to its value:
Annual rental income ÷ Property value × 100
Shows basic return before expenses
(Annual rental income - Expenses) ÷ Property value × 100
Shows actual return after all costs
| City | Average Gross Yield | Average Net Yield |
|---|---|---|
| Mumbai | 2.5-3.5% | 1.8-2.8% |
| Delhi/NCR | 2.8-3.8% | 2.0-3.0% |
| Bangalore | 3.0-4.0% | 2.2-3.2% |
| Hyderabad | 3.5-4.5% | 2.8-3.8% |
| Chennai | 3.2-4.2% | 2.5-3.5% |
| Pune | 3.5-4.5% | 2.8-3.8% |
Generally, 4-6% net yield is considered good in major Indian cities. In smaller cities, 6-8% is achievable. Commercial properties often yield 8-12%.
1) Buy in emerging areas 2) Add value through renovations 3) Reduce vacancy periods 4) Negotiate better purchase price 5) Offer furnished units 6) Control expenses
Smart investors consider both. High-growth areas may have lower yields but better appreciation. Stable areas offer better yields but slower appreciation. Balance both based on your goals.
Include property taxes, maintenance, repairs, insurance, property management fees, and any other regular expenses. Don't include income tax or home loan interest.
Yes, rental income is taxable under "Income from House Property" after deducting municipal taxes and 30% standard deduction. Home loan interest can also be deducted.