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Real numbers, not projections

What Abu Dhabi holiday homes actually earn

No estimates dressed up as facts. This is what one Roooms-managed unit actually did.

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+35%
average income increase vs. unfurnished lease
89%
occupancy, real managed unit
The proof

F1 week, in real numbers

Not a hypothetical. An actual confirmed booking from a Roooms-managed unit.

AED 3,211/night
4 nights, 2 guests, AED 12,843.56 total, confirmed booking
"Everyone's in town, and I have no idea how to price my holiday homes! I am freaking out!"
A landlord, before working with us
Confirmed F1 week booking
The actual confirmed booking behind the number above
Why the numbers move

Where the extra income actually comes from

Fixed annual leaseOne price, all year, regardless of demand
Holiday home, off-peakPriced to market, still ahead of a flat lease
Holiday home, event weeksF1, concerts, and peak season priced up sharply
ResultAverage +35% income across the year

Some locations do significantly better

35% is an average, not a ceiling. One St. Regis Saadiyat unit saw net landlord income jump from AED 180K on a conventional unfurnished lease to AED 280K under holiday home management, well above average, because location and building carry real weight. Every unit is different. Occupancy and income depend on location, view, floor, condition, and how the market moves that year. We'll walk through what's realistic for yours directly.

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FAQ

About the numbers

Is the 35% increase guaranteed for my unit?

No. It reflects a real managed unit's average performance. Your building, floor, view, and the market that year all affect the outcome. We'll give you a realistic picture for your specific property before you decide anything.

Why did the St. Regis unit do so much better than average?

Location and building carry real weight in short-term rental demand. Beachfront, branded residences, and high-demand islands tend to command higher nightly rates and stronger occupancy than the average unit.

What if my unit underperforms the average?

We adjust pricing and strategy continuously based on real booking data for your specific unit, not a fixed assumption. If something isn't working, we change it rather than leave it as-is.

How is nightly pricing actually decided?

We track demand day by day, factoring in events, seasonality, and competing listings nearby, so pricing moves with the market instead of staying flat all year.

How can I monitor my apartment's performance?

You get dashboard access showing who booked, how much they paid, when, and for how long, at any time.

How quickly can my unit start earning?

Within 5 days if it's already furnished, or within 15 days if it needs furnishing first.

Do prices really go up during events like F1?

Yes. Pricing adjusts to demand around F1, concerts, and other major events, which is where the biggest jumps in nightly rate happen.

Does occupancy stay steady year-round?

No, it moves with seasonality and events, higher during winter, F1, and major concerts, quieter in the peak summer heat. The average figures here reflect a full year, not just the strong months.

How and when do I get paid?

Payouts are monthly, with full visibility into every booking behind the number through your dashboard.