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Kenya Reinsurance Corporation’s Reinsurance Plaza, an 18-storey commercial building at the junction of Aga Khan Walk and Taifa Road, anchors the state insurer’s Nairobi property portfolio alongside Kenya Re Towers and Anniversary Towers.
Land prices are climbing in Masokani and neighbouring settlements along the Kangundo Road corridor in Machakos County, as developers subdivide plots and buyers look beyond Nairobi’s crowded urban centres.
Billionaires, sovereign wealth funds and royal families are behind Africa’s most expensive hotels, as developers expand luxury accommodation across major cities, safari destinations and coastal resorts.
A legal analysis argues that Kenya's Court of Appeal upheld the 2024 Affordable Housing Act by relying on the doctrine of progressive realisation, raising questions about how the law delivers housing as a constitutional right.
Egypt's property assignment platform Aqar Exit says it has closed deals worth an estimated EGP 8.8bn since launch, as the estimated market value of its listings reached EGP 124bn.
With Cape Town residential prices up 11.5 per cent, buyers are looking to Paarl Rural, where a 47-square-metre two-bedroom flat is listed for under R500,000 and the average sale price sits at about R939,000.
A fully furnished three-bedroom townhouse on the edge of Sea Point listed at R10.5 million has gone viral, with South Africans calling the asking price proof that Cape Town property is overpriced.
A Ghanaian technology writer argues artificial intelligence could flag conflicting land records and duplicate applications early, but only if surveys and registry records are dependable.
A photo essay highlights how Chinese developers such as AVIC, CSCEC and China Wu Yi have reshaped Nairobi's skyline and shifted Kenya's property market from speculative land holding toward demand-driven apartment development.