A thriving sector
According to the Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), Dubai welcomed 4.67 million tourists in the first three months of 2023 alone. Whether you want to become a landlord or are looking for a hotel-style stay, we can help you navigate this vibrant market and find what you're looking for.
What's in it for landlords?
Short term landlords can earn around 20 to 30% more income than with long term rentals depending on the area. Then there's the ability to fluctuate prices according to the market conditions and season, and the freedom of using the property in between tenants.
If you're considering renting your property as a holiday home, we recommend having professional support from a dedicated Holiday Rental team. From professional furnishing to admin work and 24/7 guest support, they'll look after your property and its guests to ensure a smooth experience.
Homes away from home
If you're looking to stay in Dubai for a short time or know someone who is, short term rentals are the perfect solution. You'll have the flexibility of renting for as little as three days or up to a few months – and since the properties are fully equipped, you can just arrive with your suitcase like you would at a hotel.
Having a dedicated Holiday Rentals expert to guide you through the steps can make the process easier. They will be able to guide you through the options and find the property that suits your needs and budget – whether that's a spacious apartment or a family villa – and they'll be on hand during your stay with services like housekeeping, maintenance, and guest support.
