Real Estate

The real estate landscape in Nairobi is undergoing a seismic shift, with off-plan property investment emerging as the dominant driver of growth and a key strategy for savvy buyers. By purchasing a unit before or during its construction, investors are tapping into unique financial and lifestyle advantages that are fundamentally...

As Kenya moves toward sustainability and energy independence, more homeowners are embracing green homes — properties designed to conserve resources, reduce energy bills, and promote eco-friendly living.From solar energy to rainwater harvesting and private boreholes, the shift to sustainable housing is reshaping the country’s real estate landscape.

For many Kenyans living abroad, owning land back home is more than an investment — it’s a dream, a sense of belonging, and a long-term security plan. Yet, many in the diaspora hesitate due to fears of fraud, unclear processes, or the idea that one must be physically present to...

Finding the perfect home in Kenya can be both exciting and overwhelming. With a rapidly growing real estate market, countless listings, and diverse neighbourhoods to choose from, identifying your ideal living space requires strategy, research, and the right resources.

Buying or selling property in Kenya can be exciting—but it’s also complex, time-consuming, and risky if you don’t know the market well. This is where real estate agents come in. But many Kenyans often ask: “Do I really need an agent, or can I handle it myself?”

Technology is transforming how we live, work, and interact—and the real estate industry in Kenya is no exception. From Nairobi’s gated communities to modern apartments in Kisumu and Mombasa, smart home solutions are becoming more popular. With increased internet penetration, affordable devices, and the rise of the Kenyan middle class,...

Buying land, an apartment, or a family home in Kenya is an exciting milestone—but many buyers overlook one critical element: property taxes. Beyond the asking price, several taxes and fees are legally required during and after the purchase. Failing to account for them can delay transactions, inflate costs, or even...

Land ownership is one of the most sensitive and valuable aspects of investment in Kenya. For decades, land buyers have faced challenges such as fraud, missing records, lengthy manual processes, and disputes over ownership. To solve this, the Government of Kenya—through the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning—launched Ardhisasa, a...

The Kenyan real estate market has seen significant growth in recent years, attracting both local and diaspora investors. However, alongside this growth has come a rise in real estate scams, with many unsuspecting buyers and renters losing millions of shillings to fraudsters posing as agents, developers, or landowners.

Kenya's real estate sector has experienced remarkable growth over the past two decades, becoming one of the most vibrant and dynamic industries in East Africa. Despite global economic shifts and local challenges, the demand for quality housing, commercial spaces, and investment properties continues to rise.

When it comes to finding the perfect home in Kenya, one of the biggest decisions many buyers and renters face is choosing between an own compound house and a gated community home. Each option offers unique benefits and potential drawbacks, depending on your lifestyle, budget, and long-term goals.

Buying land in Kenya is one of the most significant investments you can make. Whether you're planning to build a home, develop property, or hold it for future resale, doing proper due diligence is non-negotiable.Sadly, land fraud remains a serious problem in Kenya. Fake title deeds, double sales, and...