Overview Table: Rental Adjustment Percentage Rate Increase
Adjustment methods that take into account percentage rate of increase
Method |
PercRateIncr |
Free adjustment - commercial |
x |
Free adjustment - residential |
x |
Comparative apartments |
x |
Representative list of rents |
x |
Expert opinion |
x |
Garage Rent |
x |
Modernizations |
x |
User-Defined Conditions |
x |
Index-linked adjustment* |
x |
PercRateIncr:
The percentage rate of increase defined on the rental unit can be taken into account during the adjustment run.*
You can maintain a pass-on percentage rate in the adjustment data of the index-linked rental agreement. This pass-on percentage rate has the same function as the percentage rate of increase. 
A percentage rate of increase of 80% has been maintained for a rental unit.
An adjustment run for a rental agreement of this rental unit calculates a rent increase of USD 100.
If you have set the indicator to take account of the percentage rate of increase, 80% of the amount (= USD 80) will be updated as the actual adjustment amount*.
The percentage rate of increase is of no importance when adjusting according to Swiss law.