Tool 01 · Revenue Loss

What vacancy actually costs you.

Every empty unit is money that never comes back. Enter four numbers and see the bleed — monthly, yearly, and the upside of closing the gap to your occupancy target.

Time to run~60 seconds
Empty luxury apartment at dusk representing vacancy loss
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Vacancy Revenue

What your empty units actually cost you.

Vacancy doesn't show up as a line item — it just quietly compresses NOI. Enter four numbers and see the bleed, month by month, unit by unit.

Built for 200-unit and up multifamily·Real rent-roll math, not marketing math·Takes about 60 seconds

Inputs

Property snapshot

Total unit count
units
1800
Current occupancy
%
40%100%
Target occupancy
%
80%100%
Average rent per unit
$
$500$6,000

Monthly bleed

$44,400

That's $532,800 a year walking out the door — roughly 24.0 units sitting dark every night. Closing the gap to 95% recovers $25,900/mo.

Per year

$532,800

annualized loss

Vacant units

24.0

units dark

Upside at 95%

+$25,900

$310,800/yr

Where your rent potential is going

● Capturing $325,600● Leaking $44,400of $370,000/mo potential
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The Cost of Waiting

The empty units don't fill themselves. Every day you wait is revenue you don't get back.

Fifteen minutes tells you where your occupancy is leaking and what it's worth to fix. No obligation, no pitch.

Illustrative: a 200-unit asset at 88% is leaking roughly $36,000/mo.

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