Rental yield calculator
Find the real return on an Abu Dhabi rental: gross and net yield after service charges, empty weeks, management and maintenance, compared with the area's published yields.
Long-term lets usually use 5% management; holiday homes often pay an operator 15–25% of revenue.
Estimates for guidance only, not financial advice. Bank rates, fees and eligibility depend on your situation; I'll confirm the real numbers for a specific unit.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good rental yield in Abu Dhabi?
Published gross yields range from about 4.5–6.5% on Saadiyat to 6–9% in areas such as Al Reef and Al Ghadeer. Net yield after service charges and costs is usually 1–2 points lower.
What is the difference between gross and net yield?
Gross yield is annual rent divided by price. Net yield subtracts running costs such as service charges, maintenance, management fees and empty periods.
Is there tax on rental income in Abu Dhabi?
There is no personal income tax on rental income for individuals in Abu Dhabi.
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