Wealth Math.

Rental Yield Calculator India 2026.

Calculate the gross and net rental returns on your residential real estate. Compare yields across major Indian cities with local area benchmarks and evaluate real estate gains against FDs and equity mutual funds.

Property Parameters

(2.16 Cr)
~7% of value (15.12 L)

Rent & Running Expenses

Annual Rent: ₹5,04,000

Have you taken a Home Loan?

Integrate interest payments into cash flow calculations

Appreciation & Taxes

10 years
Gross Rental Yield2.33%Annual Rent / Investment Cost
Net Yield (Post-Tax)1.56%Rent net of maintenance, taxes
Total Annual Return11.56%Net Yield + 10% appreciation

Calculation Breakdown

Slab: 30%
Purchase Investment
Property Purchase Price₹2,16,00,000
+ Registration & Stamp Duty₹15,12,000
+ Renovation & Interiors₹2,00,000
Total Property Investment₹2,33,12,000
Annual Income & Costs
Gross Annual Rental Income₹5,04,000
- Annual Maintenance & Society(₹24,000)
- Annual Property Tax(₹12,000)
- Income Tax on Rent(70% of NAV taxed at 30%)(₹1,03,320)
Net Pre-Tax Rental Yield2.01%
Net Post-Tax Rental Yield1.56%
Net Monthly Cash Flow₹30,390/mo

Is This Property Worth Buying?

Compare your estimated net rental yield and property appreciation against standard Indian investment classes.

Value of ₹50 Lakhs after 10 Years

Asset ClassReturn RateFinal Wealth
Your Property (Net Yield Only)1.56%58.40 L
Your Property (Yield + Appreciation)11.56%1.49 Cr
Bank FD (5yr)7.00%98.36 L
Debt Mutual Fund8.50%1.13 Cr
Equity SIP (10yr avg)13.00%1.70 Cr
NPS (Tier 1)10.50%1.36 Cr

šŸ’” Wealth Math Verdict

Strong Investment. Your property return of 11.56% outperforms debt funds, FDs, and NPS retirement funds (10.5%). This is a solid wealth compounder.

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Gross Yield vs Net Yield — Which Should You Use?

Gross Rental Yield = (Annual Rent / Property Value) Ɨ 100. It is the quick headline number. Net Rental Yield deducts all annual costs before dividing: [(Annual Rent - Maintenance - Property Tax - Vacancy Loss) / Property Value] Ɨ 100. In India, the gap between gross and net yield is typically 0.5–1.5 percentage points. A property with a 4.5% gross yield might only deliver 3.0–3.5% net, especially in societies with high monthly maintenance charges (₹5,000–₹15,000/month in premium gated communities). Always use net yield for actual investment decisions.

Which Indian Cities Give the Best Rental Yield in 2026?

As of Q2 2026, Hyderabad leads with a national-high average gross yield of 5.5%, particularly in Hitech City and Kondapur where IT demand keeps occupancy rates above 95%. Pune follows at 4.35%, driven by IT corridors in Kharadi and Hinjewadi. Mumbai averages 4.15% though prime areas like Bandra and Juhu are closer to 2.5–3.0% due to extremely high property prices relative to rents. Bangalore averages 3.6%. Delhi NCR trails at 3.2%, with Greater Noida seeing the sharpest rent declines in 2025-26. The national average gross yield is 5.16%.

Property vs SIP — Where Should You Invest in 2026?

Real estate total return = Rental Yield + Capital Appreciation. At Hyderabad's current 5.5% yield + 8% appreciation, total return is approximately 13.5% — competitive with equity SIPs. However, real estate requires a large lump-sum investment (₹50L–₹2Cr), has low liquidity (takes months to sell), and involves transaction costs of 7–9% on purchase. Equity SIPs require as little as ₹500/month, are fully liquid within 3 business days, and have delivered 12–15% average annual returns over 15+ year periods. Both belong in a balanced Indian investor's portfolio — property for stability and rental income, SIPs for liquidity and compounding.

Area benchmark data sourced from Q1/Q2 2026 market research (NoBroker, PropTiger, JLL India, Global Property Guide). Figures are indicative averages — actual yields vary by specific property, floor, age, and furnishing status.
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