Rent increase calculator

Model a rent increase on your Nigerian lease in naira (₦). In Nigeria, rent is typically paid annually and reviewed every two years when the tenancy renews. Enter rent on a monthly basis (e.g. annual rent ÷ 12) to see before/after monthly and yearly totals.

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Annual + 2 yrs

Paid yearly, reviewed biennially

Naira (₦)

All amounts in NGN

Increase %

Model any rise

Extra per year

Yearly impact

Rent increase (Nigeria)

Enter your current annual rent and the increase percentage. We show monthly equivalents (÷12) for comparison. Naira (₦). Many Nigerian leases are annual and reviewed every two years—this models any % change on your base.

Current annual rent

Increase (%)

Disclaimer: This calculator is for estimation and educational purposes only. Results are not financial, tax, or legal advice. Rates, terms, and eligibility depend on your situation and lender. HubQuery does not guarantee accuracy of estimates and is not responsible for decisions made based on this tool. Consult a qualified professional for your circumstances.

Educational context only—not your personal result. The calculator above reflects the numbers you enter. Not financial or tax advice.

Compound growth

Small annual % changes add up

Each year’s increase applies to a larger base rent, so the curve accelerates in currency terms.
On the Nigeria calculator, enter annual rent; monthly figures are ÷12 equivalents for comparison. Rent is often fixed for a term—model increases at renewal.
Compare proposed rent to market comps to justify increases to tenants or regulators.

Landlord trade-offs

Yield vs vacancy

Aggressive increases can raise vacancy or turnover costs.
Document upgrades that support a higher rent.
Use the scenario table alongside local practice—this tool does not replace legal notices.

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