Rent Increase Rate Calculator

Calculate the new rent amount assuming the current rent, increase rate, and legal cap if any.

Formula

New rent = current rent × (1 + applied rate / 100). Applied rate = min(increase rate, cap) if there is a cap.

Source / method note

The calculation is based on the increase rate entered by the user. As CPI/12-month average and legal cap applications may change periodically, the rates are left as user inputs.

Legal / official rate note

This tool is prepared for estimating information. The rent agreement, current legislation, and official TurkStat data should be taken as a basis for rent increase; it is not a legal opinion.

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