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Kuwait’s real estate market continued to show resilience in the closing months of 2025, with investment driven projects remaining prominent throughout the year. This assessment follows the National Bank of Kuwait’s quarterly outlook, which noted that investment activity within the property sector stayed strong, while rents and transaction volumes recorded a clear rise.

According to the report, rising rents, steady inflows of expatriate workers and an ongoing demand for residential units contributed to renewed investor confidence. The purchase and sale of investment buildings increased notably, playing a central role in stabilising the wider market.

Commercial real estate also maintained momentum. Key districts such as Kuwait City, Salmiya and Hawalli reported higher demand for new office and retail space, while a gradual decline in vacancy levels supported both landlords and investors.

The residential segment remained balanced throughout the year. Prices for plot based housing and single family units held steady, with transaction activity showing a measured yet consistent rise.

The National Bank of Kuwait noted that strong economic fundamentals, improved employment conditions, accessible financing and limited land supply collectively supported the market during the entire year. The outlook suggests that these trends may continue into the first quarter of 2026.