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Dubai Service Charge Benchmark

Most owners have no idea whether what they pay is normal. Enter your building and your annual charge — you will get your rate in AED per sqft and how it compares to other Dubai owners.

Your property

Takes about 30 seconds. No signup.

Matched to the DLD project register — your figure will be grouped with others in . Not in the list? Type it anyway — we still record it. Pick from the list where you can — it keeps buildings from splitting into duplicates.

On your title deed / Oqood.

Billed quarterly?

Your rate AED/sqft/yr

Your figure joins the benchmark anonymously. We never publish unit-level data — only building averages.

What you'll get

  • Your rate in AED per sqft — the only number that compares across buildings.
  • How you sit against real figures from other owners, not a guess.
  • If you are paying over the odds — what to actually do about it.

Service charges are approved by RERA and billed per sqft. Owners are entitled to the audited budget breakdown — most never ask for it.

You pay

AED per sqft per year

Monthly

Quarterly

Annual

That rate is unusually far from anything we normally see — worth double-checking whether the figure is annual and the size is in sqft (not sqm). It is recorded but kept out of the benchmark.

Track this building

Get notified when enough owners submit for to publish a real building-level benchmark.

Saved. We will let you know when the building-level benchmark goes live.

How the benchmark works

  • We compare like with like: same property type, same or previous year.
  • Your building first. Not enough submissions there? We widen to your area, then Dubai-wide — and always tell you which.
  • We publish the median, not the average — one extreme figure cannot skew it.
  • Implausible entries are flagged and excluded from every benchmark.
  • Buildings are matched to the DLD project register so one tower does not split into five spellings.

This is owner-reported data, not an official RERA index. It tells you whether your charge is unusual — it is not a valuation or legal advice.