Calculate occupancy rate for real estate investments and properties
Enter occupied units and total units. The calculator divides occupied by total and multiplies by 100 to show occupancy percentage.
A 50-unit building with 46 units rented has a 92% occupancy rate (46 ÷ 50 × 100). Industry average is 90-95%.
93-97% for apartments is excellent. 95%+ for Class A, 90-93% for Class B/C. Below 90% indicates problems or weak market.
Physical is units occupied. Economic accounts for delinquencies and concessions. Economic occupancy is what actually generates revenue.
Competitive pricing, better marketing, property improvements, faster turnovers, tenant retention programs, and addressing why people leave.