Nairobi’s real estate sector is facing renewed scrutiny following a wave of government-led demolitions and evictions carried out in May 2026. Targeting riparian zones, road reserves, and disputed land parcels, the exercise has exposed significant property investment risks in Kenya—especially for buyers who overlook compliance. For homeowners, developers, and investors, these events are more than...
When Development Meets Memory Kenya’s push for rapid urbanization and affordable housing is colliding with something far older and deeply rooted—culture, memory, and identity. The halted Githunguri housing project is not just another disruption in the Kenya property market. It represents a growing tension in real estate in Nairobi Kenya and its outskirts, where land is no longer just a...
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