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How to use
- Enter Monthly rent per unit.
- Enter Number of units.
- Calculate, then verify which items are included in the definition before comparing.
How it is calculated
GPR = monthly rent per unit × units × 12
Example
Ten units at 5,000 each give 50,000 monthly and 600,000 annual gross potential rent.
Important notes
This assumes full occupancy and does not subtract vacancy, collection loss, concessions or expenses.
Worked examples and interpreting results
| Case | Calculation | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly potential | 5000 × 10 | 50,000 |
| Annual potential | 50000 × 12 | 600,000 |
Frequently asked questions
Should I use current or market rent?
It depends on the purpose: current operations use actual leases, while potential analysis may use justified market rent.
Are these rates legally required?
No. This is a general math tool; actual fees, rates and rules vary by contract, provider and jurisdiction.
How should two scenarios be compared?
Use the same period and cost definitions, and change one variable at a time where possible.