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A percentage that shows the potential annual return on a real estate investment based on the property's income.
The cap rate helps investors quickly assess and compare the profitability of different property investments.
A higher cap rate suggests a potentially more profitable investment, though it should be considered alongside other financial metrics.
| Median | Mean | Mode |
|---|---|---|
9.3% From 5,510,350 homes | 10.0% From 5,510,350 homes | - |
Data updated November 14, 2026
| Location | Median | Mean | Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accord | 7.7% From 230 homes | 8.0% From 230 homes | - |
| Adams | 11.4% From 1,759 homes | 11.9% From 1,759 homes | - |
| Adams Center | 11.3% From 925 homes | 11.5% From 925 homes | - |
| Addison | 14.4% From 1,175 homes | 14.5% From 1,175 homes | - |
| Afton | 15.3% From 1,711 homes | 15.2% From 1,711 homes | - |
| Airmont | 7.1% From 4,053 homes | 7.3% From 4,053 homes | - |
| Akron | 12.1% From 1,217 homes | 12.0% From 1,217 homes | - |
| Akwesasne | 11.3% From 2,290 homes | 11.8% From 2,290 homes | - |
| Alabama | 13.8% From 669 homes | 13.6% From 669 homes | - |
| Albany | 10.3% From 27,237 homes | 10.3% From 27,237 homes | - |