November 3, 2026

CABANA Rentals — Tenerife

Is a Holiday Home in Tenerife Profitable? Yields, Rates and Law 6/2025 (2026)

Short answer: using data from the Canary Islands Statistics Institute (ISTAC), a holiday home advertised on platforms in Tenerife earned an average of about €25,800 gross in 2025 (CABANA calculation), with big differences by area: about €35,300 in Adeje and €24,900 in Arona. The average nightly rate in 2026 is around €140 across the island.

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Salón de vivienda vacacional gestionada por CABANA Rentals en Vigo (Pontevedra)

How Much Does a Holiday-Rental Management Company Charge in Spain? (2026)

Short answer: in Spain, a holiday-rental management company normally charges between 15% and 25% of the income from each booking. Digital-only services (listing, pricing and calendar, with nobody on the ground) range from 8% to 15%, and full management with cleaning, check-in and maintenance from 18% to 25%, with some “premium” plans reaching 30%. On

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CABANA Rentals — Vigo

Is a Tourist Flat in Vigo Profitable? Yields, Rates and Rules for 2026

Short answer: in Vigo, an average tourist flat bills around €23,000–24,000 a year (about €105 a night with occupancy close to 61%, according to Airbtics estimates for September 2025 to August 2026). After the platform commission, management and running costs, a 70 m² flat bought at market price can yield around 5–6% a year before

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