The company’s original flagship property, Salhia Commercial Complex has long been regarded as Kuwait’s premier shopping destination. It is known locally as home to many elite brands and, due to its continuous modernisation and enhancement programme, this reputation is as strong today as it was in 1978 when the complex was opened. Located in the heart of Kuwait City’s traditional shopping area, Salhia Commercial Complex has enjoyed a unique record of 100 percent occupancy over the years.Owned and managed by Salhia, this property was the first multi-function retail and leisure development in the GCC region. Today it incorporates three floors of stores, focusing on high fashion and classic luxury brands, five floors of offices above the mall, and dedicated car parking for 820 vehicles. Three neighbouring Salhia properties – the JW Marriott Hotel, the Sahab Office Tower and Salhia Plaza – augment this outstanding development that offers a quality and all-inclusive experience for shoppers, businesses and visitors alike.

Bayan Palace is justifiably regarded as one of Kuwait's finest architectural masterpieces and covers 1,399,500 square meters. It was officially opened in 1986 for the Fifth Conference of the Arab League and is the main location for international conferences in Kuwait. It's unique architectural style fuses modern design with more traditional art forms – Islamic arabesque adorns the building and the fountains that are at all the palace entrances conjure up images of the Al Hambra in Grenada, Spain. Bayan Palace comprises a conference building, the Amiri tent, six complexes - each consisting of three buildings - the security command building, and extensive car parking facilities. In addition, there is a services building which provides Bayan Palace with its own electricity, water, security and communication. A 2.6 km long tunnel connects the services building with the palace. The Conference building consists of three meeting rooms and a multi-purpose, state-of-the-art theatre which can be transformed into a 1000-seater conference hall. There is also a ceremony room, a reception room, press room, a library, His Highness the Amir's suite and a number of offices. The Amiri tent is of central importance to the Palace. It was established by the late Amir, Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Al Sabah, in 1991 following Kuwait's liberation. The tent covers 3,500 square meters and contains a 500 person ceremony room, a 250 seater conference room and three large reception rooms. The Amiri tent is fully equipped with a/c, central heating, hot and cold running water, fire sprinklers and an emergency generator. Within the grounds of Bayan Palace, there is a helicopter landing pad and a gold-domed mosque for 1200 worshippers. Recently, the " Liberation" building was constructed for large ceremonies and international conferences.