Kuwait is tightening property ownership rules for non-Gulf Arabs while expanding rights for Gulf Cooperation Council citizens, as it grapples with the region’s least affordable housing market. The new ...

Kuwait Fire: For many years, the issue of illegal conversion of property spaces has been a persistent problem in Kuwait. (Image: AP/PTI) After the tragic fire incident that engulfed 50 people ...

KUWAIT CITY, April 28, (Agencies): The Office of the United States Trade Representative announced it has decided not to include the State of Kuwait in its 2022 ‘Special 301 Report Watch List’ due to ...

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 13: The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries are accelerating their efforts to further open up the real estate sector to foreign ownership as part of development strategies aimed ...

July property sales in Kuwait jumped 50 percent by value from the previous month, amounting to 162 million dinars in 649 deals in July, official news agency KUNA said on Wednesday, quoting a report ...

The total number of expatriates who have left the country has so far exceeded 100,000, and this number is continuously increasing. With thousands of expatriates along with families leaving Kuwait over ...

Kuwait property owners can now receive instant alerts on new leases through PACI’s Sahel app/Representative Image Property owners across Kuwait will be notified instantly when a lease linked to their ...

Kuwait’s property sector did not suffer the dramatic price falls seen in other GCC markets following the onset of the 2008 financial crisis In part, the resilience of Kuwait’s property sector during ...

Kuwait is falling behind in the Gulf real estate sector as high land prices and delays in progressing flagship projects deter developers from investing in the country. In terms of construction ...

Kuwait’s construction and real estate sectors rebounded in the years preceding the Covid-19 pandemic following the 2017 unveiling of New Kuwait 2035, the government’s overarching development blueprint ...

Kuwait real estate and property professionals earn 10% more than their Middle Eastern counterparts, according to the latest statistics from Macdonald & Company. The figure is based on the salary ...