Despite a booming demand for housing, office space, and retail infrastructure, a troubling number of real estate projects in Kenya never reach completion. Drive through Nairobi, Kiambu, or Machakos, and you’ll likely see idle cranes, abandoned apartment shells, and fenced-off plots labeled “Project Coming Soon” for years on end. Why do so many promising developments collapse before they can...
High interest rates are reshaping Kenya’s commercial real estate sector, sending ripples across developers, investors, and banks alike. As the Central Bank tightens monetary policy to curb inflation and stabilize the Kenyan Shilling, the cost of borrowing continues to rise—creating profound implications for commercial property development, investment, and lending behavior across the country. In...
Kenya's real estate industry in 2025 is experiencing a profound transformation. From aggressive regulatory crackdowns to explosive growth in affordable housing and tech-driven innovations, the property landscape is being reshaped by both opportunity and oversight. Whether you're a homebuyer, investor, developer, or real estate agent, the market signals are loud and clear—adapt or get left behind. A...
The land prices in Nairobi's satellite towns are rising sharply as buyers seek more affordable alternatives to city living. From Kitengela and Ngong to Juja and Kamulu, land has become one of the most sought-after investments, thanks to improved infrastructure, growing population spillovers, and the rising cost of urban housing. Why the Shift Away from the City Core? With Nairobi’s central...
Understanding the forces driving real estate decisions goes beyond interest rates and square footage. Behavioral economics in real estate reveals how deeply human psychology, driven by cognitive biases, influences whether we buy, sell, invest, or hold – often in ways that defy pure logic. Mastering these hidden forces is crucial for navigating the market wisely. What is Behavioral Economics...
The Shift: Millennials Redefining Priorities Millennials in Kenya are flipping the script on traditional consumerism. While owning a sleek car was once the ultimate status symbol, many Kenyans under 40 are now prioritizing land buying in Kenya over flashy vehicles. What’s behind this shift? A potent mix of economic pressure, digital financial literacy, and a growing understanding of long-term asset...
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