Commercials for Sale in Al Ahmadi Governorate (8 Ads)

Al-Ahmadi Governorate is a Kuwaiti governorate that was established in 1962. It was called Al-Ahmadi after the name of the late Sheikh Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, the tenth Emir of Kuwait, during whose reign oil extraction began. Al-Ahmadi Governorate is the second largest governorate by area in Kuwait, and it contains oil fields, including Burgan field, which is the second largest field in the world. Among the landmarks of Al-Ahmadi Governorate: the sea chalets, Al-Kout Complex.

Al-Ahmadi Governorate includes 28 areas (districts): Abu Halifa, Ahmadi Stables, Ahmadi, Julaiaa, Khiran Residential - Desert Side, Riqqa, Zour, Shuaiba Industrial, Sabahiya, Dubaiya, Dhaher, Egaila, Fahaheel, Fintas, Mangaf, Mahboula, Nuwaiseeb, Wafra Farms, Wafra Residential, Bnaider, Jaber Al-Ali, South Sabah Al-Ahmad Residential, Sabah Al-Ahmad Sea City - Khiran, Sabah Al-Ahmad Residential City, Ali Sabah Al-Salem - Umm Al-Hayman, Fahad Al-Ahmad, Mina Abdullah Port, Hadiya

Search now for commercial properties for sale in Al-Ahmadi Governorate, such as: owned offices, owned shops, stores, commercial, craft and industrial lands, commercial complexes, hotels, commercial projects such as restaurants, cafes, and salons, where you can search on the Bo shamlan Kuwait real estate finder website, and contact owner or broker directly. Look now for the golden opportunities in Al-Ahmadi Governorate and own a commercial store with a free title deed to conduct your business or the aim of investing and renting the store and benefiting from the return on rent, or reselling it when its price rises in the future. One of the advantages of owning a commercial property is that it gives the owner the advantage and freedom to modify the interior and decorations. There are some tips that must be taken into consideration before buying a commercial property in Kuwait: Commercial activity is permitted in accordance with the requirements of the municipality, Kuwait Fire Force, the Ministry of Electricity and other concerned authorities in Kuwait. Define building maintenance responsibilities such as elevator maintenance and building facilities. Ensure the availability of services such as cleaning the building, bathrooms and security man (guard). Make sure car parkings are available in or around the building. If you are dealing with a real estate agency or a broker, make sure that the one you are dealing with is licensed by the relevant authorities, and make sure of their fees. It is worth noting that the customary fee in sales contracts is equivalent to 1% of the sale value. Review the property documents of the property owner. Make sure that the property does not violate the laws of the municipality or Kuwait Fire Force and other concerned authorities in the country It is preferable to have a security system throughout the day using surveillance cameras. Review the property data, and if there is more than one seller, in this case you must make sure that all owners agree to the deal. Make sure that the building is licensed, not violating, or encroaching on state property.