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One of Kenya’s largest state-owned corporations is turning idle land into a new income stream. The move could unlock fresh opportunities for investors, manufacturers, and developers seeking large-scale sites.
A town once defined by political violence is now drawing fresh capital. Molo’s land prices have more than tripled as investors return in force.
More land buyers are turning to AI tools to cut costs and speed up research in real estate deals. But experts warn that technology cannot replace due diligence in a market still plagued by fraud risks.
Mi Vida Homes is stepping into Kenya’s luxury housing segment with a Sh5.6 billion development in Tatu City. The move signals a broader shift as developers chase demand for low-density, high-end homes in satellite cities.
A major Nairobi shopping mall is turning into a full live-work-residential hub. The Greenspan Mall redevelopment signals a broader shift as landlords unlock value from underused urban land.
The government is pulling back housing levy funds from Treasury bills—just as construction ramps up. The shift signals a strategic pivot to accelerate affordable housing delivery amid rising project demand.
Land in Nairobi’s satellite towns is no longer flying off the shelves. Surging prices are now pushing buyers out, slowing what was once a red-hot market
Housing demand is exploding in Nairobi’s outskirts—but roads, water, and schools aren’t keeping pace. Rapid growth in areas like Utawala and Githunguri is exposing a widening infrastructure gap.
Centum is cutting mortgage costs to unlock stalled home sales. The move signals rising pressure on developers to close deals in a tight property market.