Kuwait City's listed inventory comes down to 10 offices in 1 building: Al Hamra Tower on Al-Shuhada Street, in the Sharq district beside the central business area and the waterfront. A Kuwait City search that begins and ends at a single tower is settled on floor, layout and availability rather than on comparison between addresses, and 10 units is few enough to inspect in one visit.
Unit sizes in Kuwait City here run from 5 m² to 90 m², with a 38 m² median — self-contained rooms rather than open floors. A 38 m² suite takes a handful of desks, and the 90 m² ceiling stops well short of what a regional headquarters would need. Demand at this end of the Kuwait City market comes from representative offices, consultancies, funds and family businesses that need a credible registered address more than they need square metres.
The trade-off in Kuwait City is explicit: with a 90 m² ceiling on every unit, the tower address is the product being bought. A landmark entry on Al-Shuhada Street carries weight with banks, regulators and visiting counterparties that 38 m² of floor area cannot, which is why tenants take a small suite in a prime Kuwait City tower instead of a larger unit further out of the centre.