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Kempinski Residences & Hotel Apartments service charge

The 2026 service charge at Kempinski Residences & Hotel Apartments is AED 46.15 per sqft per year for residential units, up 10.5% since 2023. That is AED 41,535 a year on a 900 sqft apartment — about AED 3,461 a month.

Source: Dubai Land Department owners association register (2026 approved budget), read 26 September 2026.

What it costs by unit size

UnitPer yearPer quarterPer month
Studio ~450 sqft AED 20,768 AED 5,192 AED 1,731
1 bed ~750 sqft AED 34,613 AED 8,653 AED 2,884
2 bed ~1,100 sqft AED 50,765 AED 12,691 AED 4,230
3 bed ~1,700 sqft AED 78,455 AED 19,614 AED 6,538

Multiply AED 46.15 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 2026 approved budget, per sqft.

Hotel Services AED 15.45
Utilities Services AED 11.09
Services AED 5.66
Maintenance AED 5.54
Management Services AED 3.38
Master Community AED 2.71
Reserved Fund AED 1.18
Insurance AED 0.63
Improvement AED 0.51
TotalAED 46.15

Service charge history

Every approved budget on record for Kempinski Residences & Hotel Apartments. This is the part no other Dubai property site publishes — a rate that has jumped repeatedly is worth asking the owners' association about before you buy.

AED 44.35 2019
AED 42.73 2020
AED 41.47 2021
AED 40.59 2022
AED 41.75 2023
AED 43.41 2024
AED 44.8 2025
AED 46.15 2026

How it compares in Palm Jumeirah

The median across 105 buildings in Palm Jumeirah is AED 22.2 per sqft, ranging from AED 0.52 to AED 100.22. Kempinski Residences & Hotel Apartments is 108% above the median.

See all 105 buildings in Palm Jumeirah →

Questions owners ask

What is the service charge at Kempinski Residences & Hotel Apartments?

Kempinski Residences & Hotel Apartments has a RERA-approved service charge of AED 46.15 per square foot per year for 2026 (Residential units). On a 900 sqft apartment that is AED 41,535 a year, or about AED 3,461 a month.

What does that service charge pay for?

The approved budget splits into 9 categories, the largest being Hotel Services at AED 15.45, Utilities Services at AED 11.09, Services at AED 5.66 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.

Has the service charge at Kempinski Residences & Hotel Apartments gone up?

The approved rate was AED 44.35 per sqft in 2019 and is AED 46.15 for 2026 — up 10.5% since 2023. Owners' associations must submit a budget to RERA each year, so increases follow an approved cost rather than a landlord decision.

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