Kenya’s affordable housing dream may be edging closer to reality after years of slow progress, stalled projects, and growing public skepticism. A new multi-billion-shilling injection — backed by the World Bank and commercial lenders — could begin to shift the country’s stubborn homeownership landscape, if the rollout stays disciplined and transparent. For now, the spotlight is firmly back on a...
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...
If you’re building (not buying) a home in Kenya, a construction mortgage is the tool that turns your drawings and Bill of Quantities into a livable house—without tying up all your cash up front. Kenya’s mortgage market remains small but important: by December 2024 there were 30,016 mortgage accounts nationwide with an outstanding value of KSh 279.3 billion, an average interest rate of 14.9%, and an...
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