Over 800 real estate companies across Kenya—including developers, estate agencies, valuers, auctioneers, and architectural firms—have been listed for potential deregistration by the Business Registration Service (BRS) in a major compliance …
When Gregory and Lynn Kamau (not real names) decided to list their home in Nairobi’s Lavington area for sale earlier this year, they thought they could handle the process themselves. …
In Kenya’s real estate sector, the roles of estate agents and lawyers are increasingly overlapping, leading to concerns about the encroachment of lawyers into areas traditionally reserved for estate agents. …
In a significant shift in the real estate market, banks in Kenya are increasingly partnering with estate agents to sell distressed properties. Traditional auction methods, long the staple for disposing …
Kenya’s average office occupancy rate has increased by 5% to reach 77%, surpassing Africa’s average occupancy rate of 75% due to limited supply, according to recent data from property firm …
High interest rates and economic uncertainty are driving overseas investors away from German real estate. Foreign buyers were responsible for 35% of commercial property purchases in the first quarter of …
In a developing standoff, Tatu City has declined an invitation from the Kiambu County Government to discuss the Tatu City Master Plan, citing allegations of extortion and misinterpretation of legal …
Real estate and built environment professionals have severely criticized the Ministry of Lands, Public Works, Housing, and Urban Development’s recent announcement of paid internship opportunities under the affordable housing program. …
The Architectural Association of Kenya (AAK) has issued a scathing statement addressing the ongoing standoff between the County Government of Kiambu and Tatu City, highlighting significant concerns about development control …
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