Questions

It depends mostly on the area, the view and the size of the home. Use the estimator for a first range, then we'll send a written estimate for your exact building based on homes we run.

15% of the booking income your home earns. If it isn't booked, you don't pay a management fee. Platform fees and running costs such as DEWA and service charges are shown separately on your monthly statement.

You receive a monthly statement showing every booking, every fee and the amount paid to you, followed by a transfer to your bank account. The payout date is written into your agreement.

Airbnb, Booking.com and other booking sites, plus direct bookings. Being on several platforms means more guests see your home.

Yes. Every holiday home in Dubai must be registered with Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism, and the permit number must appear on every listing. We handle the registration for the homes we manage.

Once the agreement is signed and the home is ready for guests, we aim to have it listed in about 7 days, including photos and the permit.

Yes. Tell us the dates in advance and we'll block them on every platform.

Yes. Tell us about the property and we'll explain what it needs to be ready for guests.

Each home's page links to its Airbnb listing, where you can see live prices and availability and pay securely. You can also send us an enquiry and we'll reply by email.

No. An enquiry is a question, not a booking. Your dates are reserved only once the booking is paid on the booking platform, or once we confirm it to you in writing.

Check-in is after 2:00 pm and check-out is before 12:00 pm, with self check-in. If you need an early check-in, ask us and we'll tell you if it's possible.

Holiday homes in Dubai must register their guests, so we'll ask each guest for a copy of their passport or Emirates ID before arrival. We only use it for this registration.