News by Country
Published stories attached to Kenya.
354 items
Page 16 of 40
The Cube, an 80,000 square foot Grade A office building on Riverside Drive in Nairobi, changed hands after Batian Income Properties acquired Riverside Towers Limited, with GenAfrica Asset Managers running the investment vehicle.
Homeowners at the 500-unit Karibu Homes development in Athi River are facing an eviction deadline after Machakos County cited the developer for substandard buildings, with residents still servicing loans on homes they say are cracking.
Nairobi's 30-kilometre mass rapid transit underground rail blueprint identifies five county bills plus land value capture and transit-oriented development policies to govern construction and development around stations.
President William Ruto says Kenya has a pipeline of 137 police housing projects totalling more than 28,000 units, with 870 units completed and about 12,000 under construction.
A fire in Bash, Pumwani Majengo destroyed 14 homes, leaving families sheltering in tents as rains pound the area while a dispute over the land blocks rebuilding.
Kenya's fast-growing satellite towns are straining under housing development that has outpaced roads, drainage and water services, built-environment professionals warned at the Architectural Association of Kenya's 2026 convention in Diani.
Co-operative Bank of Kenya and Fanaka Real Estate have signed a partnership in which the developer will provide land and the lender will finance buyers seeking to acquire and develop property, including homes and commercial developments.
The Nairobi County Assembly's planning committee has opened investigations into stalled urban renewal schemes, including the Pangani-Ngara "Jevanjee" project, amid concerns that buyers are servicing loans for homes they have not received and that county land titles were used as loan collateral.
Tension erupted in Ruai after police clashed with residents while enforcing an eviction order against a widow who says the disputed parcel of land has been her home for more than three decades.