For years, the formula for a mid-sized property developer in Nairobi was entirely independent: buy a pocket of land, secure a construction loan, and market the project under your own flag. But as we navigate 2026, the structural costs of handling standalone infrastructure—from installing private sub-stations to paving access roads and negotiating municipal line connections—are eating deep into...
As the United States moves to withdraw funding from several major United Nations bodies, the decision is expected to leave a significant financing gap across multiple global programmes. While the move is framed as a foreign policy realignment, it carries meaningful implications for the Nairobi Kenya real estate market and, more specifically, for Real estate investment in Nairobi Kenya. For a city whose...
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