Most rental applications and services are based on monopolization and acquisition. Businesses may perish, but the service endures.
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Kuwait… a factory for the lazy and consumers
The government is a factory for the lazy and consumers
Most of the government’s policies and decisions oppose the productive person who is beneficial to themselves and their community. Unemployment, social phenomena, and physical diseases are proof.
Home-based activities and the contortions of commerce
Years ago, the Ministry of Commerce introduced licenses for “activities of a special nature” carried out from home—around 97 activities—claiming this would facilitate and support business owners whose activities do not necessarily require a property (shop/office) at the outset. These activities are derived from the booklet International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC4)….
The Municipality and Bare Houses (2-2)
The outer wall and ground-level courtyard enhance the quality of life for individuals, the family, and the surrounding environment. Homes are also a direct reflection of a society’s mindset, culture, and religion—yet most people may make the wrong choice.
The Municipality and Bare Houses (1–2)
States and constitutions are keen to educate and protect their citizens and communities from physical and mental illnesses by shaping an urban identity through appropriate construction. This identity is built on strong scientific, social, heritage, and cultural foundations that keep pace with change while preserving national and human identity, and continually enhancing quality of life….
Affected by Anti-Monopoly Law: 40% Price Drop in South Surra and Other Hawalli Governorate Areas
In a comparative study to understand the impact of the anti-monopoly law on vacant land, a significant unprecedented decline in prices of approximately 40% is evident in South Surra areas and other regions of Hawalli Governorate. The study covered residential real estate sales transactions from the last quarter of 2024 until mid-December 2025. The study…
