Official data released by the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department revealed that real estate investments by Kuwaiti nationals in the Emirate reached approximately AED 1.049 billion during 2025, reflecting growing Kuwaiti demand for the local property market.
The data point to increasing confidence in Sharjah’s investment environment, as the Emirate has strengthened its position through legislative and economic stability, modern infrastructure, and an attractive investment ecosystem that appeals to investors from various countries.
These figures were published in conjunction with the UAE–Kuwait Relations Week, highlighting the notable growth in Kuwaiti investments and reflecting the deep-rooted historical and economic ties between the two countries.
The total number of properties owned by Kuwaitis in Sharjah reached around 5,660 properties, indicating the sustained and long-term presence of Kuwaiti investors in the real estate sector. The figures also demonstrate Kuwaitis’ active role in real estate development through the registration of 13 development projects, underscoring their clear contribution to urban growth and expansion.
In 2025, Kuwaiti real estate transactions recorded a significant surge, with the number of traded properties reaching 868, representing a growth rate of 51.7% compared to 2024, which recorded 573 properties.
This coincided with a notable increase in the number of Kuwaiti investors, which rose to 811 investors compared to 587 investors in the previous year, marking a growth rate of 38.2%. This reflects the expanding investor base and the growing interest of Kuwaiti investors in Sharjah’s real estate market.
On the other hand, Abdulaziz Ahmed Al Shamsi, Director of the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department, affirmed that the Emirate is considered a preferred destination for Kuwaiti investors due to its safe and supportive investment environment, backed by flexible legislation, advanced services, and a sustainable development vision that fosters confidence and innovation within the sector.
