Suppose you expect to hold a property for 6 months with the following monthly expenses:
Mortgage Payment: 80,000
Utilities: 15,000
Maintenance: 10,000
Service Charges: 20,000
Other Monthly Costs: 5,000 Holding
Period: 6 Months
First, calculate the total monthly holding cost: 80,000 + 15,000 + 10,000 + 20,000 + 5,000 = 130,000 Then multiply the monthly cost by the holding period: 130,000 × 6 = 780,000 Estimated Total Holding Cost: 780,000
This means that, based on the figures entered, keeping the property for six months may cost approximately 780,000. Actual costs may differ depending on financing, maintenance, utilities and the length of time the property is held.
Owning a property for a few extra months can cost more than expected.
Even when a property is empty, under renovation, waiting for tenants or listed for sale, expenses such as mortgage payments, utilities, maintenance and service charges may continue.
The Prozameen Property Holding Cost Planner helps you estimate these ongoing costs over a selected holding period.
Enter your estimated monthly property expenses and the number of months you expect to hold the property.
You can include:
The tool will estimate your Total Property Holding Cost.
Property holding costs are the expenses you continue paying while you own a property.
These costs may apply while:
Even a short holding period can add meaningful costs to a property project.
Enter the monthly financing payment associated with the property.
If the property has no mortgage or loan payment, enter 0.
Include owner-paid electricity, water, heating, gas, internet or other utilities where applicable.
Include expected routine maintenance, repairs, cleaning, gardening or property upkeep.
Include condominium fees, homeowners' association fees, building charges or similar recurring property costs.
Use this field for recurring expenses not covered by the other categories.
Enter the number of months you expect to continue holding the property.
Holding costs can affect the overall financial outcome of a property.
For example, a property that remains unsold or vacant for six months may continue generating expenses throughout that period.
Knowing the estimated holding cost can help you understand the broader cost of keeping the property over time.
Property holding costs vary depending on financing, location, property type, maintenance requirements and the length of time the property is held.
This tool only calculates the figures entered and does not automatically estimate local expenses, taxes or future cost increases.
Results are provided for informational and planning purposes only.