Know what similar homes are actually renting for.
See the supported rent range, recent direction and how strong the evidence is behind the comparison.
Based on similar homes, new and renewed contracts, and rental history.
Built for brokerages, agents, landlords and property investors.
An asking price is not the same as an agreed rent.
Property portals show what landlords hope to receive. Rental Lens helps you understand what similar homes were actually rented for, how recent contracts are moving, and how much evidence supports the result.
A clearer rental answer, not just another number.
Supported rent range
The rent range most clearly supported by similar-home evidence, not only one average.
Typical yearly rent
A simple centre point based on relevant similar-home records — a starting point, not a fixed price.
Recent direction
Understand whether comparable rents were recently higher, lower or stable.
Evidence strength
See how much supporting evidence sits behind the result — how much reliable support it has.
Describe a home. See the answer.
For example: Business Bay, 1-bedroom apartment, around 70 m², new tenant.
Mojara compares the home with similar registered rental records — matching property type, bedroom count, similar size, area and lease type.
Recent contracts were lower than in the previous period. The range stays well supported, so treat it as a realistic starting point.
Rental Lens does not force a number.
When there is enough comparable evidence, Rental Lens provides a supported rent range and typical rent. When the evidence is limited, it widens the comparison carefully or tells you the result is less certain.
Rental Lens is a comparable-home research tool, not an exact property valuation.
Building quality, floor, view, condition, furnishing, included services and exact contract timing can all affect the final rent.
A clear limitation is more useful than false confidence.
Built for real rental decisions.
Explain rent to clients using clear supporting evidence.
Understand where an asking rent sits against similar-home evidence before the next pricing conversation.
See what comparable homes rented for when assessing a purchase.
Compare areas and property types using one consistent method.
Built on real rental history.
The figures represent cleaned and prepared records used inside Mojara's rental intelligence system. Rental records and unique contracts are not the same measure.
Rental Lens looks for homes of the same property type, bedroom count and a similar size in the same area, then favours recent contracts of the lease type you chose. If too few close matches exist, it widens the comparison step by step rather than mixing in homes that are not genuinely similar.
Evidence strength reflects how reliable the result is: how many similar records were found, how recent they are, and how tightly the rents group together. A wide spread or a small number of records lowers the strength, and Rental Lens says so instead of hiding it.
Rental Lens draws on Magnum’s prepared rental records and rental history. Figures reflect cleaned and prepared records and may update as new official records become available. Rental records and unique contracts are different measures, and coverage can vary by area, property type and period.
See the rental story before you set a number.
See how Rental Lens can support pricing, negotiation, investment research and client conversations.
Rental Lens provides market intelligence based on available rental records. It does not provide legal, financial or valuation advice. Coverage and evidence strength may vary by property type, area and period.
