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Commercial Real Estate Cap Rate & NOI Calculator

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Property Details

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Income (Annual)

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Total rental income if fully occupied.
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Operating Expenses (Annual)

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Note: Exclude mortgage payments (Debt Service) from operating expenses.

Investment Analysis Report

Cap Rate
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Net Operating Income (NOI)
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Annual Cash Flow Breakdown

Gross Potential Income $0
Vacancy Loss -$0
Operating Expenses -$0
Net Operating Income $0

Understanding Cap Rate and NOI

Evaluating commercial real estate requires looking past the gross rent. These two metrics are the gold standard for measuring a property's true profitability and market value.

What is Net Operating Income (NOI)?

NOI represents the total cash a property generates annually after subtracting all daily operating expenses, but before paying the mortgage (Debt Service) or income taxes. It is the purest measure of a property's ability to generate cash on its own.

Formula: (Gross Income - Vacancy Loss) - Operating Expenses = NOI.

What is a Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate)?

The Cap Rate estimates your potential return on investment if you bought the property entirely with cash (no loan). It helps you compare the profitability of different properties in different markets regardless of how they are financed.

Formula: (NOI / Purchase Price) × 100 = Cap Rate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about commercial real estate metrics and our secure calculator.

Yes. As real estate investors ourselves, we know how sensitive financial data is. This calculator runs 100% locally in your web browser using client-side JavaScript. Your property values, income, and expenses are never uploaded to any remote server or database.

A "good" Cap Rate typically ranges from 4% to 10% depending on the asset class and location. Lower cap rates (4-5%) usually indicate lower risk and higher demand (like prime city locations), while higher cap rates (8-10%) suggest higher risk but greater potential cash flow.

No. Net Operating Income (NOI) only considers revenue and operating expenses (like taxes, insurance, and maintenance). Debt service (mortgage payments) and capital expenditures are excluded from NOI to evaluate the property's core profitability independently of how it is financed.

Disclaimer & Trust

This tool is provided for educational and estimation purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Always consult with a certified CPA or commercial real estate broker before making investment decisions. Ic2Share.com is an independent utility platform providing secure, client-side tools.

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