Statistics released by the Real Estate Registration and Documentation Department at the Ministry of Justice today showed that 133 real estate contracts were from Aug 3 to Aug 7, 2025, worth approximately 63.7 million dinars.
Private real estate contracts dominated the market with 100 properties traded, valued at KD 29.7 million. Investment properties ranked second, with 33 contracts traded at a total value of KD 34 million. No transactions were recorded for commercial, craft, warehouse, or coastal properties during the week, reports Al-Rai daily.
Geographically, Capital Governorate accounted for 6 private, 2 investment contracts; Hawalli Governorate: 10 private, 11 investment contracts; Farwaniya Governorate: 6 private, 2 investment contracts; Mubarak Al-Kabeer Governorate: 10 private, 7 investment contracts; Ahmadi Governorate: 57 private, 10 investment contracts and Jahra Governorate: 11 private, 1 investment contract
The Ahmadi Governorate recorded the highest number of private property transactions, reflecting its position as a key hub for real estate activity during the week.
Investment real estate accounted for more than half of the total market value despite fewer contracts, signaling a growing focus on investment-driven transactions in Kuwait.
The weekly data illustrates that while private property remains the most traded segment, investment properties contribute significantly to the market’s overall value. The lack of transactions in commercial, warehouse, or coastal properties suggests a temporary slowdown in these segments.
Ministry of Justice continues to provide detailed weekly updates on real estate activity, enabling investors, buyers, and stakeholders to monitor market trends and make informed decisions.
The report shows relatively balanced trading across governorates, with Ahmadi and Hawalli leading in volume, while other areas maintain moderate activity levels.
Experts note that investment opportunities remain concentrated in specific governorates, and observing weekly trading trends can help identify emerging hotspots for real estate investments in Kuwait.
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