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Commercial Real Estate · Underwriting v3.7

Cap Rate & Net Operating Income (NOI) Calculator

Perform institutional-grade property yield analysis, unlevered Cap Rate valuation, OpEx ratio modeling, and Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) underwriting in real time.

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Underwriting & Yield Results

Calculated Capitalization Rate
6.82%
Unlevered Property Yield
Net Operating Income (NOI)
$286,280
$23,857 / mo
Effective Gross Income (EGI)
$478,800
-$25,200 vacancy
Total Operating Expenses
$192,520
OER: 40.2% of EGI
Valuation @ Target Cap Rate
$4,404,308
+$204,308 (+4.9%)
Commercial Lending & DSCR Underwriting (70% LTV, 6.5% Int, 30y Amort)
Annual Debt Service
$223,019
DSCR (Bank Benchmark ≥ 1.25x)
1.28x
Net Levered Cash Flow
$63,261 / yr
Cash-on-Cash Return
5.02%

Cap Rate Valuation Sensitivity

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Commercial Real Estate Underwriting Equations

The Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) represents the unlevered return an investor would realize if a commercial property were purchased entirely in cash. It allows direct comparison across real estate asset classes regardless of leverage structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good Cap Rate for commercial real estate in 2026?
Cap rates vary significantly by asset tier and metropolitan submarket: Class A multifamily properties in primary gateway cities typically trade between 4.5% and 5.5%, Class B suburban office/retail trades between 6.0% and 7.5%, while Class C secondary-market value-add assets trade at 8.0% to 10.0%+ (Industry Estimate / 行业经验估算). A higher cap rate indicates higher yield but correlates with greater tenant credit risk or market vacancy.
Why does Net Operating Income (NOI) exclude mortgage debt service?
NOI measures the organic income generated by the real estate asset itself, independent of how any specific buyer finances the deal. Including mortgage payments would cause the same building to reflect completely different performance depending on whether a buyer uses 0% cash or 80% leverage. Financing impact is measured separately via DSCR and Cash-on-Cash return.
What is the difference between Cap Rate and Cash-on-Cash Return?
Cap Rate is the total unlevered property yield based on purchase price ($NOI / Price$). Cash-on-Cash return is the levered annual yield on actual out-of-pocket equity invested ($[NOI - Debt Service] / Initial Cash Invested$). When the property cap rate exceeds the borrowing interest rate (positive leverage), Cash-on-Cash return will exceed the Cap Rate.
How does Cap Rate expansion affect commercial property values?
Because value equals NOI divided by Cap Rate, property valuations move inversely to cap rates. If an asset produces $300,000 in NOI and market cap rates expand by 100 basis points from 6.0% to 7.0%, the property value drops from $5,000,000 to $4,285,714—a loss of over $714,000 (14.3%) with zero decline in rental income.

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