Home ownership in Kenya is more than a personal milestone—it reflects social progress, economic stability, and shifting cultural expectations. While traditional norms placed men at the forefront of property ownership, new dynamics are emerging. Working youth are seeking affordability in satellite towns, adults are balancing mortgages and investments, and women are steadily overcoming long-standing...
Kenya is urbanising fast, but a surprising amount of land inside and around our cities sits idle—bought by investors who wait for roads, metros or new zoning to push prices up. This practice—commonly called land banking—is often presented as a sensible long-term investment. Yet when scaled across peri-urban Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu and fast-growing satellite towns, it becomes a structural drag on...
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As the rain falls, let your dreams rise. Step into a warm, elegant 3-BR Bungalow in a Gated Community space where every drop outside makes the inside feel even more like home.