In the realm of real estate in Kenya, the enduring debate between buying and renting continues to captivate the attention of prospective homeowners and tenants alike. With rapid urbanization, evolving economic dynamics, and shifting societal trends i ...
In recent years, Nairobi has undergone a remarkable transformation fuelled by a surge in population growth. According to the United Nations – World Population Prospects data, the metropolitan population of Nairobi saw a steady rise over the yea ...
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) forecasts a 6 percent growth for Kenya's economy in 2024, propelled by increased agricultural output and expansion in the services sector. CBK Deputy Governor Dr. Susan Koech revealed that the bank anticipates a growth ...
According to the latest Africa Investment Report 2023 by UK-based research firm Briter Bridges, Kenya has emerged as the top investment destination on the continent. The report reveals that investors injected over Ksh131 billion (806 million USD) int ...
Kenya's real estate sector has undergone remarkable growth, outpacing industries like manufacturing, services, and agriculture. Real estate has emerged as the preferred choice for investors, surpassing once-favored investments like equities. Recent ...
In recent years, a significant trend has emerged among Kenyans living abroad who are opting to invest in the real estate market back home. This blog explores the various factors driving this trend, shedding light on the motivations, preferred investm ...
In the realm of real estate, the adage "Location is everything" holds immense truth. The significance of a property's location cannot be emphasized enough, as it fundamentally influences property value, investment potential, and overall satisfaction. ...
In recent years, Kenya has witnessed significant growth in the real estate sector, with a surge in residential properties available for rental purposes. Alongside this boom, the government has introduced measures to ensure that this income is ap ...
The United Nations (UN) is shifting its Africa projects management unit to Nairobi, signaling its commitment to focus on achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs) in African nations. The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) will b ...
