The numbers, without the sales pitch.
Small, honest calculators for the questions every Dubai owner eventually asks. No sign-up, no listing funnel. The same math Mulki runs continuously for your whole portfolio.
Where to find the inputs
A calculator is only as honest as what you put in it, and three of the inputs are the ones owners usually guess at. The first is the current value of the unit. Use registered Dubai Land Department transactions rather than portal listings — the methodology pageexplains how we clean them — and read how Dubai property is valued for what a valuer does with those comparables.
The second is the service charge. It is set per building and revised annually, so the rate quoted at handover is rarely current. Your Mollak rate per square foot is the figure to use; service charges explained covers where to find it and what a normal rate looks like for a tower, a townhouse and a villa community.
The third is the RERA rental index figure behind a rent increase. Decree 43 of 2013 bands the permitted rise by how far the current rent sits below the market rate for comparable units in the same area, and the tenancy has to be registered through Ejari for the ceiling to be enforceable. The brackets and the 90-day notice rule are set out in Dubai rent increases.
Once the inputs are right, the calculators connect. The real cost of owning is the annual ledger that turns a gross yield into a net one, and the cost of selling is what a sale actually leaves you with. If those two lead you to a decision rather than a number, sell or hold is where it belongs.
Questions
- Are these Dubai property calculators free?
- Yes, all of them, with no sign-up and no listing funnel. They run the same math Mulki uses continuously across a whole portfolio, made available one question at a time.
- What do I need to use them?
- Your own numbers: the rent, the value, the service charge rate, the loan. Where a figure is official, like the RERA rental index or your Mollak rate, each tool points you to where it lives in the Dubai REST app or the DLD record.
- Which calculator should I start with?
- If you own and let a unit, the rental yield calculator shows what it really earns after costs. At renewal, the rent increase checker shows the legal ceiling. Before a sale, the selling cost calculator shows your net. Each one links to the others where they connect.
Mulki runs these numbers for you, every week, automatically.
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