Net rental yield on total cost
5.1%Net operating income / price plus purchase costs
DUBAI PROPERTY RESEARCH
Enter a property price, rent and costs to see net yield and your target-price ceiling.
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Example inputs · cash purchase · before financing and tax. Replace the figures with your own quotes. Your inputs are not sent to Analytics.
Net operating income / price plus purchase costs
After vacancy, management and entered recurring costs
Before vacancy and costs
Purchase price plus your entered one-off costs
The benchmark uses recorded ready-home sales and new leases, not asking prices. It is not adjusted for building, view, floor or condition.
| Metric | Your property | Area median |
|---|---|---|
| Price · AED/sqft | 1,333.3 | 1,226 |
| Annual rent · AED/sqft | 106.7 | 94.7 |
| Gross yield | 8% | 7.3% |
A dash means the area sample is insufficient. Price uses the latest three-month window; area gross yield uses separate 12-month sale and rent samples. Do not derive the displayed area yield from the two different-window medians above.
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Stress scenario: annual rent falls 10% and vacancy increases by one month, capped at 12. All other assumptions stay unchanged. This is a sensitivity test, not a forecast.
3.9% net yield · AED 42,000 annual net operating income.
Baseline collected rent: AED 73,333. Management cost: AED 3,667.
To reach your 5% target under these assumptions, the maximum purchase price is AED 1,023,333.
Formula: annual net operating income ÷ target yield − one-off purchase costs. The entered purchase costs are held fixed; recalculate them if they depend on the purchase price. This is a budget constraint, not a fair-value estimate.
Operating break-even occupancy is 19.7% before financing, capital recovery or a return on your investment.
No. This model considers operating income on acquisition cost. It excludes mortgage financing, tax, sale proceeds, capital gains or losses and the time value of money.
The price-ceiling calculation holds the entered rent and costs fixed. A different unit, lease or percentage-based buying fee can change those assumptions. It is a budget constraint, not an estimate of fair market value.
Educational analysis only, not investment advice. Negative net income is possible. Validate the lease, property condition and all charges independently before making a decision. Read the gross vs net rental yield guide.