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Studio Apartment Rental Yield Calculator

Estimate gross and net rental yield for a studio apartment in Greater Noida. Adjust acquisition cost, expected rent, vacancy rate, and maintenance to model your real return before booking.

Gross yield and net yield calculated instantly Vacancy and maintenance buffer built in Monthly and annual income projection Break-even period estimate
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Rental Yield Calculator

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Total Acquisition Cost Base + PLC + parking + taxes + furnishing
₹32 L
₹15 L₹75 L
Expected Monthly Rent Furnished unit, stable occupancy
₹14,000
₹5,000₹35,000
Vacancy Rate % of year the unit is empty
10%
0%30%
Annual Maintenance & Expenses Society charges, minor repairs, etc.
₹24,000
₹0₹1.2 L / yr
Results
Gross Yield
Before vacancy & expenses
Net Yield
After vacancy & maintenance
Net Annual Income
After vacancy & expenses
Avg Monthly Net
Blended incl. vacant months
Break-Even
Years to recover acquisition cost
These are estimates only. Actual returns depend on tenant quality, furnishing, possession timing, and market conditions. Always model a 10–15% vacancy buffer.
How It Works

How rental yield is calculated

Step 1 — Gross Yield

Divide your annual gross rent (monthly rent × 12) by the total acquisition cost, then multiply by 100.

Gross Yield (%) = (Monthly Rent × 12 ÷ Acquisition Cost) × 100

Step 2 — Adjust for Vacancy

Multiply annual rent by (1 − vacancy rate) to account for months the unit sits empty between tenants.

Effective Rent = Annual Rent × (1 − Vacancy%)

Step 3 — Subtract Expenses

Deduct annual maintenance, society charges, and repair costs from effective rent to get net annual income.

Net Income = Effective Rent − Annual Expenses

Step 4 — Net Yield

Divide net income by acquisition cost and multiply by 100 to get your net rental yield.

Net Yield (%) = (Net Income ÷ Acquisition Cost) × 100

What to include in acquisition cost

  • Base price of the unit
  • Preferential location charges (PLC) if applicable
  • Parking charges
  • Stamp duty and registration
  • GST on under-construction property
  • Brokerage / sourcing fee
  • Furnishing cost if renting furnished
Using only the base price inflates your apparent yield. Always model the all-in cost for an accurate picture.

What to include in annual expenses

  • Society / maintenance charges
  • Property tax (annual)
  • Minor repairs and upkeep
  • Tenant-sourcing cost amortised annually
Yield Benchmarks

Indicative rental yield by unit type — Greater Noida 2026

Based on early-2026 market observations for furnished units in active rental demand zones. Actual returns will vary.

Unit Type Typical Size Monthly Rent Range Gross Yield (Indicative) Net Yield (Indicative)
Studio (furnished) 400–725 sq ft ₹10,000–₹18,000 5.0%–6.5% 4.0%–5.5%
1 BHK (furnished) 500–750 sq ft ₹12,000–₹22,000 3.8%–5.2% 3.0%–4.5%
1 BHK (semi-furnished) 500–750 sq ft ₹9,000–₹16,000 3.0%–4.5% 2.5%–3.8%
2 BHK (semi-furnished) 900–1,300 sq ft ₹15,000–₹28,000 2.5%–3.8% 2.0%–3.2%
Studios in education and employment hubs like Knowledge Park V consistently outperform larger units on yield percentage due to lower ticket size and high single-occupant demand.
Common Questions

Frequently asked questions about rental yield

What is a good rental yield for a studio apartment in Greater Noida?

A gross yield of 4%–6% is generally considered reasonable for furnished studios in active micro-markets. Knowledge Park V, being close to colleges and employment zones, can reach 5%–6.5% gross for well-located furnished units. Net yield — after vacancy and maintenance — typically lands 0.5%–1% lower.

How is rental yield different from ROI or capital appreciation?

Rental yield only measures income return: the rent you collect relative to what you paid. It does not account for property value appreciation over time. Total return on investment (ROI) combines both. For short-to-medium hold periods, rental yield is the most predictable component; appreciation is market-dependent and harder to forecast.

What vacancy rate should I use in my calculation?

A 10%–12% vacancy buffer (roughly 5–6 weeks per year) is a conservative and recommended starting assumption for furnished studios in demand zones. New units just after possession may experience higher vacancy during initial tenant search. Premium-furnished, well-located studios near institutions can achieve 5%–8% vacancy in steady state.

Should I include furnishing cost in acquisition cost?

Yes — if you intend to rent furnished, the furnishing outlay directly affects your yield. A ₹2–4 lakh furnishing investment raises your all-in cost, which lowers your yield percentage but also raises the achievable rent. Use the calculator to model both scenarios and compare the net yield difference.

Does this calculator account for home loan EMI?

No — this calculator models yield on total acquisition cost assuming full ownership. If you are using a home loan, your actual cash-on-cash return is different: compare your net rental income against your equity contribution (down payment + registration costs), not the full property value. A leveraged return calculator is a separate tool.

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This calculator is only as accurate as the numbers you put in. Our sales team can provide the all-inclusive cost sheet for Jainx Studio Apartments in Knowledge Park V — covering base price, PLC, parking, taxes, and payment plan options.

Request the cost sheet and we'll also share indicative rent data for comparable units in the micro-market — so your yield estimate is grounded in real numbers.

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