Dubai International Academic City - DIAC - Permised - Educational service charge
The 2025 service charge at Dubai International Academic City - DIAC - Permised - Educational is AED 1.15 per sqft per year for education units. That is AED 1,035 a year on a 900 sqft apartment — about AED 86 a month.
Source: Dubai Land Department owners association register (2025 approved budget), read 26 September 2026.
This filing covers shared services only. It is the master-community portion for this complex, not a whole-building budget, so it is lower than what an owner pays in total. Treat it as one component.
What it costs by unit size
Multiply AED 1.15 by your own built-up area for the exact figure, or use the service charge calculator to see what it does to your yield.
Where the money goes
The 2025 approved budget, per sqft.
| Reserved Fund | AED 0.38 | |
| Maintenance | AED 0.34 | |
| Utilities Services | AED 0.15 | |
| Management Services | AED 0.15 | |
| Services | AED 0.1 | |
| Improvement | AED 0.02 | |
| Insurance | AED 0.01 | |
| Total | AED 1.15 |
How it compares in Dubai International Academic City
The median across 16 buildings in Dubai International Academic City is AED 0.59 per sqft, ranging from AED 0.54 to AED 0.79. Dubai International Academic City - DIAC - Permised - Educational is 95% above the median.
Questions owners ask
What is the service charge at Dubai International Academic City - DIAC - Permised - Educational?
Dubai International Academic City - DIAC - Permised - Educational has a RERA-approved service charge of AED 1.15 per square foot per year for 2025 (Education units). On a 900 sqft apartment that is AED 1,035 a year, or about AED 86 a month.
What does that service charge pay for?
The approved budget splits into 7 categories, the largest being Reserved Fund at AED 0.38, Maintenance at AED 0.34, Utilities Services at AED 0.15 per sqft. Service charges cover common-area maintenance, cleaning, security, insurance, shared utilities, management fees and a reserve fund for major works.
Is this the figure I will actually be billed?
It is the rate RERA approved for the building budget, which is what your owners' association bills against, multiplied by your unit's built-up area. Invoicing is usually quarterly through Mollak. Your own invoice can differ if your unit has a different usage type — parking and retail are budgeted separately — so check your Mollak statement for the exact amount.
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