Dubai Island - Permised - Hospitality service charge
The 2026 service charge at Dubai Island - Permised - Hospitality is AED 1.12 per sqft per year for hospitality units. That is AED 1,008 a year on a 900 sqft apartment — about AED 84 a month.
Source: Dubai Land Department owners association register (2026 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
| Unit | Per year | Per quarter | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio ~450 sqft | AED 504 | AED 126 | AED 42 |
| 1 bed ~750 sqft | AED 840 | AED 210 | AED 70 |
| 2 bed ~1,100 sqft | AED 1,232 | AED 308 | AED 103 |
| 3 bed ~1,700 sqft | AED 1,904 | AED 476 | AED 159 |
Multiply AED 1.12 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 2026 approved budget, per sqft.
| Utilities Services | AED 0.7 | |
| Maintenance | AED 0.12 | |
| Reserved Fund | AED 0.11 | |
| Services | AED 0.1 | |
| Management Services | AED 0.06 | |
| Insurance | AED 0.02 | |
| Improvement | AED 0.01 | |
| Total | AED 1.12 |
How it compares in Palm Deira
The median across 5 buildings in Palm Deira is AED 0.56 per sqft, ranging from AED 0.54 to AED 25.79. Dubai Island - Permised - Hospitality is 100% above the median.
Questions owners ask
What is the service charge at Dubai Island - Permised - Hospitality?
Dubai Island - Permised - Hospitality has a RERA-approved service charge of AED 1.12 per square foot per year for 2026 (Hospitality units). On a 900 sqft apartment that is AED 1,008 a year, or about AED 84 a month.
What does that service charge pay for?
The approved budget splits into 7 categories, the largest being Utilities Services at AED 0.7, Maintenance at AED 0.12, Reserved Fund at AED 0.11 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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