WILLSTONE HOMES: Scaling the Peaks of Real Estate Excellence

For many, owning a home has felt like climbing a steep, endless mountain. But for thousands, Willstone Homes has turned that mountain into a well-paved road. In a market filled with uncertainty and constant change, Willstone Homes has emerged not just as a player, but as a trailblazer — building more than just homes, but trust, reliability, and a future. From transforming barren land into thriving...

Rent-to-Own in Kenya: Scam or Smart? What You Should Know Before Signing

A Shortcut to Homeownership — or a Risky Trap? As house prices in Kenya continue to climb, rent-to-own in Kenya is emerging as a popular path for aspiring homeowners who may not qualify for a mortgage or have enough savings for a down payment. But is it a smart route to owning property, or just another cleverly disguised scam? With growing interest in this flexible model — especially in...

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Homeownership as Identity: How Property Reflects Modern Kenyan Aspirations

The New Face of Homeownership in Kenya Homeownership in Kenya is no longer just about shelter — it is a symbol of success, social status, legacy, and cultural pride. In 2025, more Kenyans are viewing property as a reflection of their identity, lifestyle, and long-term goals. From urban apartments in Nairobi to half-acre plots in Joska, where and how you live is increasingly part of your personal...

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Kamulu vs Kinoo Real Estate: Unpacking the ‘Commuter Real Estate Wars’ Around Nairobi

Kamulu vs Kinoo Real Estate—A Commuter Showdown As Nairobi continues to expand, buyers and developers are increasingly drawn to emerging satellite towns offering affordability and accessibility. Two of the hottest battlegrounds in the commuter real estate wars are Kamulu, located east along Kangundo Road, and Kinoo, a bustling town west of Nairobi along Waiyaki Way. This article explores Kamulu vs...

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The Future Is Tilted: Sloped Roof Designs Catching On in Kenyan Suburbs

From Runda to Kitengela, a new aesthetic is reshaping the skyline—sloped roof homes in Kenya are quickly becoming the hallmark of modern architecture. Once seen mostly in high-end estates, sloped or pitched roofs are now gaining traction in mid-level developments across Nairobi and its suburbs, driven by both visual appeal and practical advantages. What Are Sloped Roofs? Sloped roofs are roofing...

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Trenchless Plumbing in Nairobi: The Smart Construction Trend Saving Kenyan Developers Time and Money

In a city where construction timelines and budgets often determine a project's viability, smart technologies are no longer optional—they’re essential. One innovation now gaining traction across commercial and residential sites in Nairobi is trenchless plumbing. Unlike conventional plumbing that requires open excavation, trenchless systems allow for the installation, repair, or replacement of...

Willstone Homes Demands Ksh 2 Billion in Damages from Nation Media Group Over Defamatory Article

Willstone Homes Limited has issued a formal demand to Nation Media Group (NMG), seeking Ksh 2 billion in damages over what it terms as a “deliberately malicious and defamatory” article published on the front page of the Daily Nation newspaper Through its legal representatives, N.M. Kamwendwa & Co. Advocates, Willstone Homes has accused Nation Media Group of publishing an article titled...

No Scam Here: Willstone Homes Defends Record, Showcases Ongoing Projects

by Daily Trends June 4, 2025 Leading real estate developer Willstone Homes has moved swiftly to dismiss allegations of fraudulent activity, asserting its unblemished track record since launching operations eight years ago. In a statement issued to newsrooms, the company highlighted its milestones in Kenya’s real estate sector, noting the successful settlement of over 2,000 families in...

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The Cement Wars: Are Alternative Building Materials Disrupting Kenya’s Construction Industry?

In a country where cement has long reigned supreme, a quiet revolution is reshaping the foundations of Kenyan construction. Alternative building materials in Kenya, such as compressed earth blocks (CEBs), interlocking blocks, and recycled plastic bricks, are gaining momentum—challenging the dominance of cement-based construction. As urban populations swell and environmental concerns escalate, the...

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Wetland Development Nairobi: Why Developers Are Eyeing the Swamp for Real Estate Expansion

Nairobi’s real estate boom is pushing boundaries—quite literally. Once dismissed as unbuildable, wetlands in Nairobi are now at the center of an ambitious transformation. From the sprawling plains of Ruai to the low-lying zones of Embakasi and parts of Mwiki, investors are pouring money into wetland development in Nairobi, a trend driven by urban expansion, limited dry land, and speculative...

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