Rental Yield: 60 Lakh Property with High Vacancy
A seasonal or holiday-home rental with a high 25% vacancy rate on a 60 lakh property: see the impact on annual rental income and yield.
A ₹60,00,000 property renting at ₹28,000 a month has a 4.20% gross rental yield. After property tax, maintenance, insurance, and vacancy, the net yield works out to 3.72%.
- Purchase price
- ₹60,00,000
- Monthly rent
- ₹28,000
- Vacancy rate
- 25%
- Annual expenses
- ₹29,000
Gross rental yield
₹60,00,0004.20%
before expenses
Net rental yield
3.72%
Annual rental income
₹2.52 Lakhs
₹2,52,000
Annual expenses
₹29,
Net operating income
₹2.23 Lakhs
₹2,23,000
₹50.0L / ₹20.0K rent
4.80% net yield
₹30.0L / ₹18.0K rent
6.07% net yield
₹1.5Cr / ₹45.0K rent
3.21% net yield
₹40.0L / ₹22.0K rent
6.28% net yield
₹60.0L / ₹28.0K rent
3.72% net yield
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Gross yield is annual rent divided by purchase price. Net yield subtracts property tax, maintenance, and insurance first. Indian residential rental yields typically range 2-4%; commercial yields are usually higher, around 6-10%. These are general benchmarks, not live market data.