Lands for Sale in Al Ahmadi Governorate (198 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 for free and easily in hundreds of lands for sale in all areas of the Al-Ahmadi Governorate in Boshamlan Kuwait real estate finder, We advise before the purchase to make a comprehensive price survey through this page, which shows you a large number of lands offered for sale, and you can see all the lands similar to what you are looking for, so when you meet the seller, you will be aware of the market price.

Through Boshamlan website and app, you can communicate directly with the advertiser by calling via mobile phone or WhatsApp, and you can also add a free advertisement and offer your land for sale without a commission in Boshamlan takes. Land prices vary in Al-Ahmadi Governorate areas for several factors, including:

• Land area and front space.
• The location of the land within the area, and it is possible to classify the lands in Kuwait into basic types according to their location from the street and the neighbor, and they call it locally by: normal, two side street, corner, corner, and head (3 streets).
• The value of the land is also affected by its sun direction, as the eastern sun direction is the most expensive due to the availability of shade in the afternoon, in contrast to the western sun direction, which is the least valuable, since it is exposed to the sun in the afternoon. As for the northern and southern sun directions, their prices are relatively average.

And despite the fact that the Public Authority for Housing Welfare continues to distribute thousands of government lands (plots) to Kuwaiti citizens. However, the value of lands in Kuwait is constantly increasing in light of the exacerbation of the housing crisis in Kuwait that has been going on for many years, and the lack of supply in exchange for the high demand for housing due to the increasing number of the population of Kuwait. Another reason is the availability of cash liquidity for investors and speculators who buy these lands and resell them after a period to reap profits. Today, Kuwaiti citizens cannot afford to buy land at these high prices, as the value of some lands has doubled within a few years. This is a burden that the Kuwaiti citizen cannot bear and reflects negatively on middle-income Kuwaiti families who dream of buying land and building it for their own housing. In recent years, a large percentage of Kuwaiti citizens are no longer able to buy real estate or even land inside Kuwait, but the demand for land remains, despite the fact that a large segment has turned away from buying.

In the event that you decide to buy land, you can seek the help of a real estate agency (a broker), which can help you find the land that suits you, and start the negotiation process and sale procedures. In case you deal with a real estate broker, you should know that it will receive a commission of 1% and one percent of the contract value, paid equally between the seller and the buyer, unless otherwise agreed upon. Sale transactions can be completed in the real estate registration department of Al-Ahmadi Governorate.