The numbers
A long-term tenancy in Jumeirah returns AED 150,000 a year with near-zero effort. The same unit hosted at AED 863 a night and 74% occupancy grosses about AED 233,096, and owners on our managed programme average AED 321,673 — a 38% uplift.
The trade-offs
Short-let carries licensing, cleaning, linen and management costs, plus seasonality. Long-term gives certainty and one cheque cycle. Most Jumeirah owners choose short-let for the upside and flexibility to use the home themselves.
Jumeirah at a glance
Jumeirah is low-rise beachside villas and boutique apartments in old-money Dubai. Buying sits at AED 2,700 per sqft — roughly AED 2,106,000 for a standard one-bedroom — while long-term tenants pay about AED 150,000 a year. Hosted as a licensed holiday home, the same unit averages AED 863 a night at 74% occupancy, around AED 233,096 gross. Owners on our managed programme average AED 321,673 — a 38% uplift.
