Airbnb revenue in Abu Dhabi
The average Abu Dhabi Airbnb listing earns AED 140,267 gross per year as of August 2026 — see how it moves by month, by bedroom count, and by area below.
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Figures shown are gross — before management fees, cleaning, utilities, and government/licensing fees.
How much revenue does an Airbnb earn by bedroom count in Abu Dhabi?
Average annual revenue rises with bedroom count — the largest unit size earns roughly 7.4x what a studio earns, reflecting both higher nightly rates and larger, higher-spending guest groups.
| Bedrooms | Avg. annual revenue |
|---|---|
| Studio | AED 134,123 |
| 1 bedroom | AED 150,055 |
| 2 bedroom | AED 255,654 |
| 3 bedroom | AED 286,734 |
| 4 bedroom | AED 372,825 |
| 5 bedroom | AED 656,562 |
| 6+ bedrooms | AED 991,267 |
Revenue by neighbourhood
Annual gross revenue reflects both ADR and occupancy — small, ultra-premium submarkets can out-earn much larger mid-market ones per listing.
What's driving Abu Dhabi's Airbnb revenue in 2026
Abu Dhabi's active listing count grew 47% year over year (1,174 vs. 801 over the prior twelve months) while occupancy and rate both held steady — a combination that keeps gross revenue per listing intact even as more listings split the market.
That's a healthier growth pattern than pure supply expansion: new listings are adding to the market's overall size without meaningfully cannibalizing what existing operators earn.