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Kenya’s property market is at a critical turning point. While the broader economic landscape remains complex, the real estate sector has proven its mettle, recording a 5.3% growth in early 2025, outpacing the national GDP expansion of 4.9%. The trends of the last six months offer a strategic roadmap for the future: The Shift in “Prime” Value: In traditionally...

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As one of the UN’s largest contributors, the move is expected to leave a significant funding gap. For some time now, Nairobi has been quietly positioned as a growing strategic hub within the UN system. In real estate, expectation often carries as much weight as reality. In real estate, expectation often leads the way, but reality always has the final say. In a rec...

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Financing is one of the main drivers of Kenya’s property market. Simply put, without access to affordable credit, most people cannot buy homes. Yet Kenya’s mortgage market is still underdeveloped. Housing finance reports show that only about 11% of Kenyans earn enough to qualify for a standard mortgage. In reality, even fewer people actually have mortgages. This gap in fin...

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Most of us grow up thinking that to even think about buying a home, you need to have money ready. Before the saving, before the spreadsheets, you need to be clear on what you’re looking for. Browsing through listings helps you understand what’s actually available and what different homes are really going for. By the time you start saving seriously, you’re no longer gu...

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Have you ever walked into a house and felt comfortable immediately, without knowing exactly why?You didn’t pause to admire the tiles. You didn’t analyse the layout. You just felt… settled. That’s good design. The funny thing about good design is that it rarely announces itself. It doesn’t demand compliments or show up loudly in photos. It simply makes life easier, quieter,...

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