The coastal property market in Kenya has been a hot topic for investors, homeowners, and developers for many years. With beautiful beaches, a tropical climate, and strategic positioning along the Indian Ocean, Kenya’s coastline...

Selling a property in Kenya can be both exciting and daunting. Proper preparation not only attracts buyers but also ensures you get the best value for your property. This guide will walk you through...

The year 2025 is poised to bring notable changes to Kenyas tenancy market. As the real estate sector continues to evolve, landlords must stay informed about trends and opportunities to thrive in this dynamic...

Kenya’s real estate sector has long been a cornerstone of economic growth, with the luxury property market emerging as a key segment in recent years. From the lush neighborhoods of Karen and Runda to...

When considering property investments in Kenya, one of the most common decisions investors face is whether to invest in rural or urban areas. Both types of investments come with their own unique set of...

Kenya is undergoing a transformative shift in how people interact with their living spaces, and smart home technology is at the heart of this revolution. The future of smart homes in Kenya is a...

Kenya’s urban areas are undergoing significant transformations due to increasing urbanization and a growing population. As cities like Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu experience rapid growth, there is a shift toward innovative construction strategies such...

Kenya’s real estate market has experienced significant growth over the past two decades, largely fueled by infrastructure development. From roads and railways to energy projects and urban upgrades, infrastructure plays a pivotal role in...

Kenya’s urban landscape has transformed dramatically over the last two decades, driven by economic growth, rapid urbanization, and a rising demand for innovative real estate solutions. As cities such as Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu...

Kenya’s commercial real estate sector has long been shaped by economic growth, urbanization, and shifting consumer needs. From central business districts in Nairobi and Mombasa to emerging secondary cities, developers have historically focused on...

Introduction Kenya’s property sector has witnessed tremendous growth over the past few decades, drawing in both local and international investors. An important yet sometimes under-discussed part of this expansion comes from Kenyans living abroad—individuals...

Introduction Sustainability in construction has deep roots in Kenya’s traditional building methods. Long before “green” became a modern buzzword, many Kenyan communities used locally sourced, low-impact materials and relied on natural ventilation to cope...