Sharing accommodation in Kuwait has become increasingly common, especially among expatriates looking for affordable housing in areas like Salmiya, Hawally, Farwaniya, and Mahboula. With Kuwait’s real estate market evolving and rents rising in some popular residential zones, shared living offers a budget-friendly alternative. However, while shared accommodation may reduce living expenses, it also brings a unique set of challenges that both tenants and landlords should fully un

As Kuwait begins its slow shift from scorching sunshine to gentler winter breezes, residents start adjusting their homes for the cooler months ahead. While winter in Kuwait is short, it brings crisp evenings, unexpected rain, and a noticeable change in indoor comfort. Whether you are a tenant preparing your living space or a landlord ensuring your property stays in top condition, getting your apartment winter-ready is essential for comfort, safety, and long-term maintenance.

Looking for “flats for rent Kuwait” or “real estate Kuwait” as a single working woman? You may wonder: Can I sign a lease in my own name, even if I’m single or my husband lives abroad? The answer is yes—provided certain legal requirements are met. This applies both to Kuwaiti citizens and many expatriates. Here’s what you need to know about renting property in Kuwait. What the Law Says A recent Arab Times article confirms that working women with valid residency permits (civil

PACI, the Public Authority for Civil Information holds immense importance in Kuwait as it is responsible for demographic data and...