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The average cost of Airbnb management in London ranges from 15% to 25%, some high-street estate agents charge as much as 31%. However, UpperKey has zero management fee and offers guaranteed monthly rent to landloards in London.

Yes, owning an Airbnb in the UK can be profitable. With an average occupancy rate of 60–70% and a nightly rate of £110 (excluding fees), Airbnb hosts earn an average annual income of £24,731 per listing. Profitability depends on location, property type, and effective management.

The 90-day rule, part of the Deregulation Act 2015, limits short-term rentals in London to 90 nights per year unless you have planning permission. UpperKey can help manage this process, ensuring your property stays compliant while maximizing your rental income.

The highest demand for Airbnb in London is in areas like Covent Garden, Marylebone, City of London, Soho, Mayfair, Holland Park, Primrose Hill, Notting Hill, Knightsbridge, Fitzrovia, and Westminster. UpperKey successfully manages flats in all these high-demand locations, ensuring landlords maximize their rental potential.

Yes, renting out your property on Airbnb in London is legal, and UpperKey will take care of all the legal aspects of it, including the 90-day rule.