Tecoma : Tecoma Rental Yields 2026: What Investors Actually Earn
Tecoma Rental Yields 2026: What Investors Actually Earn

Tecoma Rental Yields 2026: What Investors Actually Earn

By Lina Park · April 1, 2026

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Rental Yield Summary

Property TypeMedian PriceWeekly RentGross YieldNet Yield (est)
Houses$557,770$466/wk4.3%2.5%
Units$300,166$299/wk5.2%3.7%

Gross vs Net: The Real Numbers

Gross yield is what most headlines quote. Net yield is what you actually keep after costs.

Annual costs that eat your yield:

  • Council rates: $2764/year
  • Insurance (landlord): $1,200-1,800/year
  • Property management (7-8%): $1,817/year
  • Maintenance allowance (1%): $5,577/year
  • Vacancy (2-4 weeks/year): $1,398/year

Net annual income (house): $11,938 Net yield: 2.5%

Vacancy Rate

Current vacancy: 1.2%

Moderate vacancy. Marketing time of 2-3 weeks between tenancies is typical.

How Tecoma Compares

SuburbHouse YieldUnit Yield
Tecoma4.3%5.2%
Melbourne average3.2%4.1%
Box Hill3.9%4.8%

Solid middle-ring returns that balance yield with capital growth potential.

Cash Flow Analysis

At current rates (6.2% variable), interest-only on 80% LVR:

  • Annual interest: $27,665
  • Annual rent: $24,232
  • Cash flow position: Negative gearing of -${int(med_h * 0.8 * 0.062 - rent_h * 52 + med_h * 0.01 + 2000):,}/year (tax deductible)

For full investment analysis, see our Tecoma investment guide.


Yield calculations based on REIV median prices and Domain/realestate.com.au rental listings for Q1 2026.

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