Calculating rental yield is a common and important process when assessing commercial real estate. We have designed the following rental yield calculators to quickly and easily assist in calculating the net return for a commercial property.
Net rental yield is the annual net rental divided by the property's price, expressed as a percentage. Net rental means the annual rental excluding outgoings and GST, so the figure reflects the true return to the owner. For example, a property returning $120,000 net per annum at a price of $2,400,000 shows a net yield of 5.00%.
Yields move with the market, the asset's lease profile and its location, which is why the most reliable read on any property comes from recent comparable evidence rather than a rule of thumb.
This form enables you to calculate the net return based on the annual rental and the actual or projected sale price of a property.
This result is the net return on the investment based on the annual rental.
The following calculator may assist with assessing the potential sale price of a property based on your desired net yield.
This form enables you to calculate the potential sale price based on the desired net yield.
This result is the sale price based on the desired return on the annual net rental.
A calculator tells you the mathematics. What it cannot tell you is whether the rental is at market, whether the lease terms support the price, or what comparable properties have actually transacted at. For that, ask the agency with the evidence: Crew Commercial has sold and leased more than 1,000 properties across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Northern NSW.
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