REAL ESTATE NEWS
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The traditional migration pattern in Kenya has long been characterized by a steady movement from rural to urban centres, driven by aspirations for economic advancement and better opportunities.
However, a major shift is now emerging with urban residents increasingly gravitating towards rural…
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The residents of Woodley Estate in Nairobi are mounting an urgent international campaign against what they characterize as illegal and brutal home demolitions.
They are seeking intervention from global humanitarian and judicial institutions. In a comprehensive appeal addressed to the United Nations…
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Kenya's Housing Secretary Said Athman has lauded the private sector's instrumental role in addressing the nation's acute housing shortage.
Speaking at Thursday's inauguration of Binaa, the country's pioneering comprehensive building and home finishing solutions hub, Athman emphasized how private…
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In real estate development, cost-cutting measures can often lead to catastrophic consequences, including structural failures and potential loss of human life.
Charles Ayoro, Managing Director of Real Estate Associates Ltd, provides critical insights into constructing homes that balance economic…
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The Kenyan government has proposed to cap interest rates on defaulted property rates.
The proposed amendment to the National Rating Bill of 2022 would align the maximum interest charged with the Central Bank of Kenya's (CBK) lending rate, currently established at 12 per cent. The existing…
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A recent report by the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (Kippra) has revealed that mobile money usage is most prevalent in Kenya's construction industry.
The research shows that 66.7% of those in the construction industry use mobile money, the highest among the six sectors…
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Purple Dot, a prominent residential and commercial property developer, has embarked on an ambitious project in Nairobi's affluent Lang'ata neighborhood.
The new development, named Marigold II, features 89 upscale units targeted at the city's wealthy and expatriate population. Marigold II boasts a…
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The Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA) has revealed that the construction sector has emerged as the most vibrant sub-sector in Kenya's arid and semi-arid counties.
This growth can be attributed to rapid urbanization and increased development allocations by devolved…
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The Kenyan real estate sector is experiencing the consequences of political instability, with developers and investors expressing worries about the risks associated with frequent election cycles.
The current political climate, marked by contentious debates over term limit extensions and the…
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Kenya's real estate sector has encountered substantial headwinds during the recent two-year period, particularly evidenced by diminishing demand for detached and semi-detached properties.
According to the Kenya Financial Sector Stability Report 2023, published by the Central Bank of Kenya in…