Which property delivers 10%+ yield?
Double-digit yield mostly comes from resort short-term rentals: beachfront condos and villas via a hotel operator. Long-term city rentals are usually 4-6%. Total return (rent + price growth) on liquid resorts can reach 12-17% per year.
Gross or net — which yield should you compare?
Net (after management, maintenance and taxes) is more honest for comparison. Gross looks higher but ignores low-season vacancies, operator fees (15-30%) and upkeep. The country tables show both where available.
Is high yield always high risk?
A 10%+ yield is usually tied to seasonality (tourist-flow dependence), currency risk and more active management. Risk reducers: a hotel operator with a rental pool, a developer-guaranteed yield for 1-3 years, and seasonal diversification. All of this is covered in the ROI scenarios on each listing.
How does guaranteed yield differ from projected yield?
Guaranteed yield is a developer or operator commitment to pay a fixed percentage in the first years (usually 6-10% for 1-3 years). Projected yield is a market-data estimate with no commitment. On listings with a guarantee this is stated explicitly in the legal passport.