Infrastructure upgrades, foreign investment flows, and shrinking affordable stock are reshaping the market. Here's what savvy purchasers need to understand before the next wave hits.
A wave of high-end residential developments along State House Road and Chiromo Lane signals a fundamental shift in how the city's wealthiest buyers define prestige.
As zoning reforms and infrastructure projects reshape investment zones across the capital, savvy property owners are repositioning portfolios to capture emerging yield opportunities.
A surge in residential approvals across Kileleshwa, Kilimani and the Ruaka corridor is flooding the market with units, forcing landlords to compete fiercely while giving renters breathing room after years of rising costs.
As the county tightens housing regulations and fast-tracks infrastructure projects, tenants and landlords must navigate a market where policy decisions are rewriting rental dynamics across key neighbourhoods.
As Kenya's social housing push gains momentum, preliminary data reveals the gap between government promises and the financial reality for private developers betting on the sector.
As Westlands prices plateau, savvy investors are turning their sights to Kilimani—where proximity to Upper Hill's commercial hub and tree-lined streets are rewriting the prestige property playbook.
Supply constraints, infrastructure bets, and foreign interest are reshaping the capital's property landscape, but savvy investors know where the real opportunity lies.
Fresh planning regulations in Kileleshwa, Kilimani and Ruaka are triggering rapid capital reallocation as developers and investors recalibrate their neighbourhood strategies.
