REAL ESTATE NEWS

Nairobi's rapid urbanization and growing youth population have fueled a surge in demand for affordable housing, prompting a shift in the city's real estate landscape. While developers and investors are increasingly focused on budget-friendly living spaces, concerns are mounting over…

Kenya's real estate sector is facing a critical juncture as climate change intensifies, demanding a rapid shift toward sustainable practices to safeguard investments and communities. The urgency stems from Kenya's vulnerability to climate-related disasters, including devastating floods and…

In response to growing concerns over building safety, the Mombasa County Government has announced a stringent enforcement of construction regulations, effective immediately. The county is warning property developers that failure to comply with approved building conditions could result in the…

Kenya's construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation following the enforcement of the National Building Code 2024 in March, replacing the outdated 1968 regulations. The updated code introduces rigorous standards designed to modernize building practices and align the sector…

Kenya is accelerating its commitment to sustainable housing through the adoption of environmentally conscious construction practices but faces obstacles in cost, policy, and implementation. Next month, a regional forum will convene developers, policymakers, and investors to discuss innovative green…

A shift toward precast concrete technology is offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional construction methods in Kenya. The technology allows for the off-site manufacturing of building components, significantly reducing both construction costs and timelines.According to precast…

Facing high unemployment and rising living costs, Kenya’s youth are increasingly turning to real estate investment as a viable path to financial independence. This trend is fueled by innovative financial tools and strategic government initiatives that are breaking down traditional barriers to entry…

Facing high unemployment and rising living costs, Kenya’s youth are increasingly turning to real estate investment as a viable path to financial independence. This trend is fueled by innovative financial tools and strategic government initiatives that are breaking down traditional barriers to entry…

Kenya's real estate market is proving resilient, attracting significant foreign investment even as global property sectors face pressures from inflation and rising interest rates. A recent survey by HassConsult indicates that property prices in Nairobi and its environs surged by 5.2% in 2024,…

Nanyuki, Kenya, is experiencing a surge in real estate activity. The town attracts developers and investors eager to capitalize on a burgeoning market fueled by strategic location, enhanced infrastructure, and proximity to key tourist destinations. The rising demand for residential and commercial…