Buying land in Kenya is one of the most important financial decisions you will ever make—and choosing the right seller is just as important as following the correct legal process. At Willstone Homes, we do not only guide buyers through the legal procedure of buying land in Kenya, but we also sell verified, properly documented land to individuals and investors. Recognized for strict due diligence,...

This Friday ushers in more than just a weekend—it opens the gates to a once-in-a-generation convergence of passion, pride, sport, and love. As Kenya hosts the inaugural leg of the HSBC SVNS Division Two at Nyayo Stadium on February 14th–15th, 2026, the nation pulses with anticipation. The roar of the crowd, the speed of the game, the unity of purpose—this is rugby at its most exhilarating....

Buying land for sale in Nairobi can be a life-changing investment.Yet many buyers only focus on the title deed, the price, and the location—while missing critical technical details that surveyors and physical planners look at before recommending any plot. If you truly want to buy land in Nairobi safely and profitably, you must understand what professionals quietly check long before a sale is...

At least six people were injured on Wednesday February 11 morning after a building under construction collapsed at the junction of Racecourse Road and Kirinyaga Road in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD), once again drawing attention to deep safety gaps in the Nairobi real estate market. Police confirmed that the incident occurred in the early hours of February 11 near the busy OTC area in...

Most buyers believe they know what to look for before purchasing a home. Bedrooms.Location.Views.Finishes.Amenities. But there is one invisible metric—rarely discussed, often misunderstood—that silently shapes your comfort, your lifestyle, and the true value of your investment. It’s the reason many buyers walk into a “spacious” apartment and think: “Why does this feel smaller than...

In today’s Kenyan real estate market, a quiet but powerful industry has emerged alongside established firms and major property developers Nairobi. It is an industry operating almost entirely outside boardrooms and professional offices, yet it is increasingly shaping how real estate in Kenya is designed, approved and built. Behind many of the homes coming up in fast-growing estates and satellite...

Real estate investors and developers in The Nairobi property market are increasingly cautious about launching new projects as Kenya election uncertainty builds ahead of the 2027 general polls, according to the latest Knight Frank Kenya market report. The renowned property consultancy firm says the Kenyan real estate sector has shifted from expansion to consolidation, with most capital now directed...

The Kenyan real estate market in 2026 stands at a fascinating, almost paradoxical intersection — one where anxiety and opportunity coexist, where caution is loud yet conviction quietly compounds wealth. Global headlines speak in dramatic tones of property cycles, corrections, and bubbles. Political calendars inch closer to election season. Currency charts fluctuate. Memories of the 2008 global housing...

Ruiru has rapidly transformed from a quiet Kiambu town into one of the most active construction zones in the Nairobi satellite towns real estate market. For many real estate investors in Nairobi, Ruiru is no longer just an alternative to the city—it is now a serious contender among the leading Nairobi property hotspots. But what is really driving this construction boom, and how does it fit into the...

The future of commercial real estate in Nairobi is set to take a major leap forward after the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) unveiled plans to develop East and Central Africa’s tallest building in Nairobi’s Central Business District. The KSh30 billion NSSF Twin Towers project will be built at the junction of Uhuru Highway and Kenyatta Avenue on a prime but previously idle parcel of land,...