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Kenya’s Real Estate Shift From Speculation to Infrastructure-Driven Growth

Kenya’s property boom is no longer about flashy developments or quick flips. Investors are now chasing logistics hubs, data centres, and infrastructure-linked assets, reshaping the market.

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Construction Boom Fails to Lift Kenyan Workers’ Wages Significantly

Kenya’s construction sector is expanding rapidly, but workers are not feeling the benefits. Wage growth is slowing even as building activity and investment surge across the country.

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Sasini Loss Deepens as Sh7.9bn Gulmarg Deal Collapses

Sasini’s earnings took another hit as its half-year loss widened and a major Sh7.9 billion asset sale fell through. The failed Gulmarg deal removes a key liquidity boost investors had been pricing in.

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Floods Expose Structural Weakness Across Real Estate Markets

Heavy rains are revealing hidden construction flaws across residential and commercial properties. The damage is forcing a rethink of how quickly urban developments are being built in flood-prone areas.

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Molo Emerges as Investor Hotspot as Land Prices Surge Past Conflict Past

A town once defined by political violence is now drawing fresh capital. Molo’s land prices have more than tripled as investors return in force.

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AI Is Helping Land Buyers Save Costs — But Trust Risks Remain High

More land buyers are turning to AI tools to cut costs and speed up research in real estate deals. But experts warn that technology cannot replace due diligence in a market still plagued by fraud risks.

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Nairobi Land Boom Cools as Rising Prices Freeze Buyers Out

Land in Nairobi’s satellite towns is no longer flying off the shelves. Surging prices are now pushing buyers out, slowing what was once a red-hot market

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Rising Urban Rents Are Forcing Nigerians Out of City Centres

Rent prices in Nigeria’s major cities are rising far faster than incomes, pushing many households to the financial edge. As housing costs soar, more residents are being forced into distant suburbs, informal settlements, or smaller living spaces.

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South Africa’s Housing Market Splits Between Rich and Affordable Segments

South Africa’s housing market is becoming a tale of two realities. While middle- and upper-income buyers are benefiting from mortgage access, the affordable segment is falling further behind as younger buyers struggle to enter the market.