Houses for Rent in Abu Halifa (3 Ads)

Abu Halifa is located in Al-Ahmadi Governorate, and opinions differed regarding the naming, as it was said that it was named after one of its residents who used to swear a lot, and another narration that it was an alliance between its people, as it was said in relation to the allies plant that spreads in it, and it is a plant harmful to palm trees. Abu Halifa area contains 3 blocks, and it is an area of residential buildings and towers in which expatriate residents live.

Search for houses and villas for rent in Abu Halifa, or expand your search to include houses for rent in all areas of Kuwait. As the search on Boshamlan real estate website and app is completely free, easy to use, and without commission, and you can communicate with the owner directly or the real estate broker by calling or messaging via WhatsApp. House prices in Abu Halifa vary according to location, front space, number of floors, level of finishing, and many other factors. Renting an entire house or a villa is somewhat expensive, but it is a suitable option for those who prefer a more spacious and private living environment, as it provides larger indoor and outdoor spaces, and more car parking spaces, and this makes it ideal for families with children.
The lease contract defines the legal relationship between the first party, who is the owner who invests his money, and the second party, who is the tenant who benefits from the house and inhabits it, thus enabling the tenant to benefit from the house for a specific period in exchange for a specific rental amount. Houses are usually rented for the purpose of housing. The party who lives in or occupies the property is called the 'tenant' and pays the rent to the homeowner. Bo shamlan advises those who want to rent a house with the following tips before signing the lease contract:

• Read and understand the lease contract in full, and review the property documents of the property owner.
• Clarity of responsibilities for paying electricity, water and maintenance expenses.
• If you deal with a real estate agency (a broker) to help you find the house you want to rent, make sure that the person you deal with has the necessary licenses. Knowing that the amount of brokerage, which is the real estate agency fee, is half of the monthly rent, this is in return for helping you understand the laws, paperwork, and the negotiation process, and make sure that everything is in order before and after signing the lease.
• Clarity of the monthly rent value and due date.
• Knowing that the Rent Law in Kuwait stipulates that the landlord may not raise the rent until after five years have passed.
• Ensure the condition of the house and examine any damage that needs to be repaired, and that there are no violations of the municipality or trespassing on state property.
• Ensure the distances between the house you want to rent and the main services such as cooperative societies, schools, shops, services, restaurants and cafes...etc.
• It is important to ensure the availability and review of maintenance contracts for air conditioners, elevators, swimming pools, and security cameras.
• Ensure the availability of car parkings and review the area in front of the house in particular if there are spaces that are shared with the neighbors.