The Aftermath: Kenya´s 2019/2020 Budget and The Real Estate Industry
Every year, the annual budget speech brings its fair share of anxiety among the public and more so the business community. This year’s budget was read against the background of a seemingly declining economic performance going by the number of job…
Why South B is Nairobi’s New Home of Real Estate Investment
A silent revolution is underway in Nairobi’s real estate industry. Long-standing hot property suburbs are facing an onslaught from non-traditional property nodes. Kilimani, Lavington, and Westlands have for the longest time dominated the capital’s real estate residential housing market. However, it…
Opportunities in Urban Housing: A Case of Nairobi City
With 22% of Kenya´ population living in the cities and an urban population growth rate of 4.4% every year, it´s estimated that the current housing in the country stands at 2 million houses. Kenya requires approximately 200,000 new housing units every…


