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Dubai Land Department collaborates with Dubai Holding Community Management to approve first-ever three-year fixed service fees for Palm Jumeirah Master Community
(MENAFN- Cicero & Bernay A Communication Consultancy) Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 10 December 2025: Dubai Land Department, in collaboration with Dubai Holding Community Management, has approved the first-ever three-year fixed service fees for the Palm Jumeirah Master community. The new mechanism enables the management companies of jointly owned properties (JOPs) to submit and secure approval for a three-year service fees budget via the ‘Moll’k’ system, while also maintaining the option for entities that wish to continue adopting a one-year budgeting model.
The new mechanism aims to stabilise service fees and enhance the efficiency of long-term financial planning by enabling management companies to enter into three-year operational contracts with service providers. This approach enhances clarity and certainty for owners and investors, while contributing to greater transparency in the management of buildings and communities.
This adoption marks a strategic milestone led by the Jointly Owned Property Management Department to advanc‘ the ⦣8217;Mollak’ system and usher in a more mature phase of community management. It strengthens market stability and transparency while enhancing the resilience and competitivenes’ of Dubai’s real estate sector. This development’enables DLD’s partners, the community management companies to manage their financial and operational obligations across jointly owned properties with greater efficiency, improved planning confidence, and more sustainable decision-making supported by accurate and reliable data.
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The new mechanism aims to stabilise service fees and enhance the efficiency of long-term financial planning by enabling management companies to enter into three-year operational contracts with service providers. This approach enhances clarity and certainty for owners and investors, while contributing to greater transparency in the management of buildings and communities.
This adoption marks a strategic milestone led by the Jointly Owned Property Management Department to advanc‘ the ⦣8217;Mollak’ system and usher in a more mature phase of community management. It strengthens market stability and transparency while enhancing the resilience and competitivenes’ of Dubai’s real estate sector. This development’enables DLD’s partners, the community management companies to manage their financial and operational obligations across jointly owned properties with greater efficiency, improved planning confidence, and more sustainable decision-making supported by accurate and reliable data.
We would appreciate your support in publishing the press release together with the picture in your esteemed publication.
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