For years, Nairobi’s commercial real estate market struggled with a growing office space glut. Tower after tower rose across areas such as Upper Hill, Westlands, Kilimani and along Waiyaki Way, yet thousands of square feet remained unoccupied as supply outpaced demand. Now, fresh market data suggests the tide is finally turning. According to recent industry reports, Nairobi’s office oversupply...
Real estate has long been considered one of the most reliable paths to wealth in Kenya. But as property prices in Nairobi and its satellite towns continue to rise, owning physical property is no longer the only way to participate in the market. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are emerging as a practical alternative, allowing investors to benefit from property without the heavy capital requirements...
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