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How Homeownership in Kenya Is Changing Fast in 2025 and Beyond

Homeownership in Kenya is undergoing dramatic shifts, especially in major urban centres like Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu. From the rise of SACCO-based financing to the growth of satellite towns and the influence of digital property platforms, the landscape is no longer what it was a decade ago. As more Kenyans migrate to cities and the cost of living increases, renting has overtaken owning in many areas,...

Real Estate Developments in Kenya 2025: New Cities, Affordable Homes, and Emerging Trends

Kenya’s real estate landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation in 2025. From futuristic cities like Tatu and Konza to robust government-backed affordable housing schemes, real estate developments in Kenya are not only reshaping urban living but also unlocking investment opportunities across the country. This article explores key mega-projects, market trends, and innovations shaping the built...

Nairobi Targets Extra KSh5 Billion from Land Rates as City Tightens Grip on Rogue Developments

Crackdown on Illegal Developments Set to Boost Nairobi Land Rates In a bold move aimed at boosting revenue and restoring order to the city’s chaotic construction sector, the Nairobi City County government is now targeting an additional KSh 5 billion in land rates from property owners developing land without proper approvals. City Hall says it is tightening enforcement measures in a crackdown on...

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