Find the new monthly rent after a percentage increase and its annual cost.
The new rent is the current rent multiplied by one plus the percentage increase, then the rise is converted to a monthly and annual dollar figure. Knowing the exact dollar rise makes it easier to challenge an increase or plan a move before the lease renews.
Rent Increase
New rent = current rent x (1 + increase / 100)
New rent = current rent x (1 + increase / 100) The new rent is the current rent multiplied by one plus the percentage increase, then the rise is converted to a monthly and annual dollar figure.
Knowing the exact dollar rise makes it easier to challenge an increase or plan a move before the lease renews.
This calculator takes 2 inputs: Current rent, Increase. The pre-filled defaults are a realistic starting point — replace them with figures from your own environment for a result you can act on.