Calculate gross and net rental yield on your property investment — quickly compare any property against Indore's typical yield benchmarks.
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Gross vs. net yield
Gross rental yield is annual rent ÷ purchase price. Net rental yield subtracts annual maintenance and property tax from rental income before dividing by purchase price. This is a simplified yield check — it doesn't account for vacancy, financing, or management fees; for a fuller cash-flow picture, use the Rental Income Calculator.
Rental yield is the fastest way to sanity-check whether a property's rent justifies its price. Gross yield — annual rent divided by purchase price — is the number most listings and brokers quote, but it ignores the running costs of owning the property. Net yield subtracts annual maintenance and property tax first, giving a more honest picture of what the property actually returns before financing and vacancy are even considered.
Use this calculator as a quick first filter when comparing properties in Indore — a large gap between gross and net yield usually signals a property with unusually high maintenance or tax costs relative to its rent, worth investigating further before you commit.
Annual Rental Income = Monthly Rent × 12Gross Rental Yield = Annual Rental Income ÷ Purchase PriceNet Annual Income = Annual Rental Income − Annual Maintenance − Annual Property TaxNet Rental Yield = Net Annual Income ÷ Purchase Price
This calculator intentionally keeps things simple — just rent, maintenance, and property tax — for a quick property-to-property comparison. It doesn't factor in vacancy, financing, or management fees; for that level of detail, the Rental Income Calculator models a full cash-flow projection.
| Property type | Typical gross yield |
|---|---|
| Compact 1–2BHK near IT/education hubs | ~3.0–4.0% |
| Mid-size 2–3BHK, established localities | ~2.5–3.2% |
| Premium/luxury apartments | ~1.8–2.5% |
| Independent houses/villas | ~1.5–2.2% |
Premium, amenity-heavy societies often carry higher monthly maintenance, which can meaningfully narrow net yield even when gross yield looks attractive.
Property tax varies by locality and municipal assessment — always confirm the actual annual tax bill rather than assuming a flat percentage.
Older properties often need higher ongoing repair spend, which isn't always captured in a standard "annual maintenance" figure quoted upfront.
Gross rental yields in Indore typically range from about 1.5% for premium independent houses to around 4% for compact units near employment or education hubs. Net yield after expenses is usually 0.5–1 percentage point lower.
Net yield subtracts annual maintenance and property tax before dividing by purchase price. Properties with high society charges or property tax relative to their rent will show a bigger gap between gross and net yield.
No — this is a simplified yield check using just rent, maintenance, and property tax. For vacancy, financing, and a full cash-flow projection, use the Rental Income Calculator instead.
Net yield is the more reliable comparison since it accounts for ongoing costs — two properties with similar gross yield can have meaningfully different net yield if one has much higher maintenance or tax.
No. Rental yield measures income return only. Capital appreciation is a separate consideration — use the Capital Appreciation Calculator alongside this one for a fuller investment picture.
No. This tool provides an illustrative estimate based on the figures you enter. Speak with a floor.estate advisor for guidance specific to your property.
Our advisors can benchmark any property's yield against real comparables in its locality before you decide.