AUREN Portfolio.
Owner Income in Focus.

A strong calendar matters when it translates into income for the owner. Explore six homes in AUREN’s portfolio, with net owner payouts after costs compared against their long-term rental figures over 12 months.

Downtown Dubai

2BR Burj Royale

12-month net owner payout

AED 240,000

Long-term rent

AED 190,000

Additional owner income

AED 50,000

+26.3% income uplift

Downtown Dubai

2BR Forte

12-month net owner payout

AED 200,000

Long-term rent

AED 160,000

Additional owner income

AED 40,000

+25.0% income uplift

Downtown Dubai

2BR Claren

12-month net owner payout

AED 190,000

Long-term rent

AED 155,000

Additional owner income

AED 35,000

+22.6% income uplift

Business Bay

1BR Bellevue

12-month net owner payout

AED 140,000

Long-term rent

AED 110,000

Additional owner income

AED 30,000

+27.3% income uplift

Arjan

Studio Skyz

12-month net owner payout

AED 53,000

Long-term rent

AED 40,000

Additional owner income

AED 13,000

+32.5% income uplift

Dubai Marina

1BR Dubai Marina

12-month net owner payout

AED 82,500

Long-term rent

AED 65,000

Additional owner income

AED 17,500

+26.9% income uplift

How to read the comparison

Net owner payout is the amount after operating and management costs. Additional income is net payout minus the long-term rent figure. Income uplift divides that difference by the long-term rent figure; it is not investment ROI or a measure of capital growth.

Each apartment has its own availability, condition, presentation and operating needs. Use these examples to ask better questions about your home, rather than treating another property’s result as your forecast.

What could the right strategy mean for your home?

We review the property, its readiness, the available calendar and your priorities before recommending a management plan. Explore how to compare short-term and annual rental strategies, understand the costs behind an owner payout, or see the full owner experience.