The UAE real estate sector is among the preferred destinations for Kuwaiti investors

The researcher specializing in real estate affairs, Executive Director of the Regional Documentation Foundation for Real Estate, Abdul Rahman Al -Hussein, stated that Kuwaiti investments in the UAE real estate sector are in increased growth.
He expected these investments to record a strong rise in 2025, amid a boom in the investments of the Gulf, in light of the great confidence in the Emirati economy and its stability.
Al -Husainan stressed that the Emirati real estate sector is one of the favorite destinations for Kuwaiti investors, especially with the presence of an appropriate investment environment, a strong infrastructure, and a variety of investment opportunities. Despite some of the challenges that investors may face, high returns and various opportunities make the UAE a promising market for real estate investment for Kuwaitis, so they are expected to pump more investments in the coming years.
He pointed out that Kuwaiti investors are working on diversifying their real estate investments in the Emirates, where they focus in particular on the real estate market in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, pointing out that the UAE provides encouraging investment incentives such as legal facilities and financing opportunities that contribute to attracting foreign investments.
The Executive Director of the Real Estate Regional Document Foundation pointed out that the recent agreements concluded between the two countries, which are to prevent double taxation and financial evasion on companies in Kuwait and the UAE, as well as customs agreements, start conducting additional naval shipping trips, and opening new navigation lines, which would enhance Mutual investments between the two countries during the coming period.
He stressed that the strength of the Emirati -Kuwaiti relations is significantly reflected in the desire of Kuwaitis to pump more investments in the Emirati economy, specifically the real estate sector with positive expectations in growth and registration of gains.
He stated that the two countries are related to close relations at various levels, embodied by the existing dialogue between the two sides, and the meetings at the highest levels between the two countries, and the continuous ministerial and government meetings in a way that demonstrates the extent of the great interest they give to the development of bilateral relations between them.
He stressed that the real estate laws in the UAE are very motivated by foreign and Gulf investors to pump more money into the real estate to benefit from the development and increase of investments in light of successive prices in prices over recent years, especially in Dubai real estate.
Al -Husseinan stated that real estate procedures in the Emirates to own a property have become easier than before, and the system as a whole, whether organizational or legislative, is all confidence in the masses of investors.
He revealed that the real estate market in the Gulf as a whole is witnessing radical transformations with attractive opportunities in Saudi Arabia and Dubai thanks to strategic plans such as Saudi Vision 2030, and Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033, explaining that these plans focus on developing infrastructure and contributing to the stimulation of the real estate sector, which opens wide horizons for investors Gulf, foreigners, or even local people looking for attractive opportunities.
Al -Husseinan believes that investments in Dubai real estate have become part of the investment diversification policy adopted by many Kuwaiti investors to search for opportunities in stable markets.
He revealed that real estate diversity in the UAE market provides wide options for investors, including housing, commercial and hotel projects, adding that this diversity enhances Kuwaitis opportunities to obtain a successful investment in various real estate sectors.
He explained that the partnerships between the public and private sectors in the Emirates contribute to pushing these investments forward, adding that the continuous expansion of infrastructure and major projects such as “Expo 2020” and “Mohammed bin Rashid City” projects enhances the ability of the UAE real estate sector to attract more investments, Including Kuwaiti.
He stressed that Kuwaiti investments in the UAE constitute an essential pillar to enhance economic relations between the two countries, considering that this cooperation will contribute to the sustainability of real estate growth and provide new job opportunities for national cadres on both sides.
In 2024, the volume of non -oil -oil trade between the UAE and Kuwait reached about 50 billion dirhams (13.5 billion dollars), with an annual growth of 9% compared to 2023, while mutual investments between the two countries approached 20 billion dirhams (5 billion dollars) at the end. 2022.