The average rate of return a commercial property will give you after the investment is calculated, including the rental income, and the ongoing maintenance costs to get it ready for tenants must take into account a variety of factors, including but not limited to. Oftentimes, people will have an inflated view of average rates of return because they don't take into account the costs and maintenance costs of owning commercial property. First of all, we must say that due to the changing inflation and income-expenditure order, the average return rates can change from month to month and from year to year, even in high amounts. That's why you want to evaluate the property more broadly, rather than putting too much stock in daily or monthly fluctuations.
Generally, a low-performing property will have a rate of return of close to 6%, while a high-performing property will achieve returns of 12% or better. If this rate is to be calculated for a new commercial building or a luxury place, the rate of return will reach 15%.