A tool for landlords

Rent increase calculator

Enter the current rent and I will tell you how much you may raise it this year using the IRAV, the reference index that replaced the IPC for rent reviews. No sign-up, one minute.

Current IRAV: 2,48% (figure for June 2026). Check your month at the INE

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This is an indicative figure, not binding. Before applying the increase, bear in mind:

  • You may only raise the rent if your contract contains a review clause.
  • You must notify the tenant in writing and one month in advance.
  • The increase is not retroactive: it applies from the moment you give notice.
  • The IRAV changes every month. Check the figure for your review month at the INE.

Want to understand which index applies to you (IPC or IRAV) and how to notify the tenant? Read the full guide to raising the rent.

Soycasero does this calculation automatically every year with the right index for your contract date, and drafts the notice to the tenant. You decide when to send it. Try it free.

The amounts this tool calculates are indicative and not binding; IRAV values change monthly, so check the current figure at the INE before updating the rent. This tool offers general information to orient you, not legal, tax or other professional advice for your individual case. The content has been prepared to the best of our knowledge but is provided without warranty as to accuracy, completeness or how up to date it is. It creates no professional or advisory relationship and does not replace the advice of a lawyer, tax adviser or gestor for your particular situation. Rules change and may vary by comunidad autónoma; the version in force and the guidance of the competent authority always prevail. Liability for decisions you take on the basis of this information is excluded to the extent permitted by law. The content refers exclusively to Spanish law and Spanish procedures. The provider is a Spanish Sociedad Limitada and Spanish law applies to this service, without prejudice to the mandatory consumer protection rules of your country of residence. For your tax obligations at home, including relief under the relevant double taxation treaty, please consult an adviser qualified there. Last updated: July 2026. Full disclaimer and limitations.