Every year, thousands of Kenyans living in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, Germany, and across the Gulf make the decision to invest in property back home. It is one of the most common financial goals among the Kenyan diaspora — a way to build roots, secure retirement,...

Ask any Kenyan who bought land in Kitengela in 2005, Ruiru in 2010, or Syokimau in 2012 what their return looks like today, and the answer is almost always the same: remarkable. A quarter-acre that cost KES 200,000 in those early years can now fetch anywhere from KES 3 million...

Taxes are one of the most overlooked aspects of real estate transactions in Kenya. Most buyers focus entirely on the purchase price. Most sellers are caught off guard by capital gains obligations. Most landlords either underpay or don't pay rental income tax at all — a gap that KRA has...

Owning rental property in Kenya is one of the most popular paths to passive income — and for good reason. In a country where urbanization is accelerating, demand for quality rental housing consistently outpaces supply in most towns and cities.

Kenya's real estate market continues to attract first-time homeowners, growing families, and investors from Nairobi to the diaspora. Whether you're eyeing a plot in Kitengela, an apartment in Kilimani, or a beach property in Diani, buying property in Kenya involves more than just agreeing on a price.

Kenya's property market has matured significantly over the past decade, moving beyond simple land speculation toward more sophisticated, data-driven investment strategies. For investors weighing where to put their capital in 2026, understanding the forces reshaping the market is essential. Here's a look at the trends defining real estate investment in...

Selling property in Kenya, whether it's a family plot, a rental apartment, or commercial land, takes more than putting up a "For Sale" sign. With the right preparation, pricing strategy, and marketing approach, you can sell faster and closer to your asking price while avoiding the legal pitfalls that stall...

Kenya’s real estate landscape is rapidly evolving, and savvy investors are constantly searching for locations that offer high returns, strategic positioning, and long-term growth. One such emerging hotspot is Tilisi, a master-planned development along the Nairobi–Nakuru Highway.

Service charge is one of the most confusing costs for apartment tenants in Kenya. This guide explains what service charge really covers, what it should never include, and how to tell if you’re being overcharged before signing a lease.

Buying property in Kenya is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make. Whether you’re purchasing land, a house, or an apartment, doing it the wrong way can lead to massive losses through fraud, fake documents, or illegal developments.

Choosing between an apartment and a maisonette depends on your lifestyle, budget, and long-term plans. This guide breaks down the key differences to help you decide which home suits you best.

House hunting in Nairobi can be stressful, especially when you’re on a tight budget. Unfortunately, that pressure cost me Ksh 13,000, and I’m sharing my story so someone else doesn’t fall into the same trap.While looking for a bedsitter in Ruaka, I noticed a poster on an electricity pole...