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    Rent Increase Calculator

    Calculate your new rent after any percentage increase, find the % change between old and new rent, and check your state's required notice period. Covers all 50 states.

    Rent Increase Notice Requirements by State
    StateNotice RequiredRent Control
    Alabama30 days
    No
    Arizona30 days
    No
    California90 days
    Yes
    Colorado21 days
    No
    Connecticut30 days
    No
    Florida30 days
    No
    Georgia60 days
    No
    Illinois30 days
    No
    Indiana30 days
    No
    Kentucky30 days
    No
    Louisiana30 days
    No
    Maryland90 days
    No
    Massachusetts30 days
    No
    Michigan30 days
    No
    Minnesota30 days
    No
    Missouri30 days
    No
    Nevada60 days
    No
    New Jersey30 days
    Yes
    New York90 days
    Yes
    North Carolina7 days
    No
    Ohio30 days
    No
    Oregon90 days
    Yes
    Pennsylvania30 days
    No
    South Carolina30 days
    No
    Tennessee30 days
    No
    Texas30 days
    No
    Utah15 days
    No
    Virginia60 days
    No
    Washington60 days
    No
    Washington D.C.30 days
    Yes
    Wisconsin28 days
    No

    Notice periods for month-to-month tenancies. Fixed-term leases cannot be raised mid-term. Data current as of 2026.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Last Updated
    2026-04-01
    Quick Reference
    National average: 3-5% per year
    CA max (AB 1482): 5% + CPI ≤ 10%
    Oregon max: 7% + CPI
    Most states: No cap, 30 days notice
    Fixed-term leases: No mid-term increases allowed