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Kenya's affordable housing programme has more than 274,000 homes under construction, yet completed units in 2025 stood at just over 7,000, far below President Ruto's original target of 250,000 homes a year.
Real estate entrepreneur My-ACE China, known as the Mayor of Housing, says Nigeria has exploited only about 5% of its real estate assets and forecasts foreign inflows surging from $96bn to $960bn.
Kenya's shopping centres are rethinking what keeps a retail property alive as weaker household spending makes the traditional mall formula less dependable, market analysis shows.
House rents have surged by 100 per cent to over 150 per cent in major Nigerian cities, and experts are urging government action on affordable housing supply, financing and building material costs.
The Broll Africa Real Estate Intelligence Report 2026 argues property money now follows investment corridors — trade routes, energy grids and infrastructure — rather than individual countries.
Real estate commentator Macharia Kihuro argues Kenya should study established international housing delivery frameworks to overcome structural hurdles in its affordable housing push.
Egypt's North Coast has transformed from a quiet family resort strip into a multibillion-dollar investment destination, with Gulf capital and mega-projects such as Ras El Hekma reshaping the Mediterranean coastline.
Nigerian real estate offers diaspora investors a unique opportunity to build wealth through property appreciation and rental income, backed by government mortgage schemes designed for citizens abroad.
Landmark Africa CEO Paul Onwuanibe says Nigeria's tourism, real estate and hospitality sectors are shifting toward integrated destinations as consumers increasingly value experiences over standalone property.