The Renter's Ledger
See the monthly, annual, and percentage difference between current and proposed rent.
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Rent increase
$250.00 / month
11.36% change, or $3,000.00 over twelve months. This does not check local limits.
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Subtract current rent from proposed rent to find the monthly increase, then divide that increase by current rent to calculate the percentage. The result shows the math only. Whether an increase is permitted can depend on notice, tenancy type, location, exemptions, and the effective period.
Need help finding the relevant clause? Review it with LeaseGuard.Increase percentage = (new rent - current rent) / current rent x 100.
This is a planning estimate based on the numbers you enter. The lease, timing rules, and local requirements may affect the real amount or deadline.
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The increase is $250 per month, about 11.36%, or $3,000 over twelve months.
A rent increase can also change percentage-based fees, deposits, or affordability.
Subtract old rent from new rent, divide by old rent, and multiply by 100.
Multiply the monthly increase by 12, assuming the new amount applies for a full year.
No. This page calculates the change but does not determine whether a proposed increase is allowed.
Last reviewed August 8, 2026 · This calculator provides an informational estimate and is not legal, financial, tax, or housing advice.
