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The flat-roof trend is losing its shine as more homeowners report persistent leaks and costly repairs. Experts say the problem is less about design and more about how roofs are built and maintained.
Private developers are increasingly steering away from housing and into commercial real estate. As government-backed projects dominate the affordable housing space, investors are chasing stronger returns elsewhere.
Acorn wants to solve two problems at once: student housing and graduate unemployment. Its new programme could help thousands of young Kenyans access both accommodation and business funding
A new Kenyan REIT is promising 8% annual returns in U.S. dollars while backed by premium Nairobi office space. The product could reshape how retail investors access commercial real estate and hard-currency income.
Standard Chartered is offloading its Nairobi headquarters—but insists it’s not leaving Kenya. The move signals a broader shift away from real estate ownership and toward digital banking and talent development.
Kenya’s property developers are increasingly shifting focus away from residential projects into commercial real estate. The move reflects changing demand patterns and a growing government footprint in housing delivery.
Kenya’s property market is expanding fast, but still lacks structure in key areas like financing, data, and regulation. South Africa offers a more mature blueprint that could help Kenya build a more stable, investment-ready sector.
Kenya’s property sector is being reshaped by technology, financing, and sustainability trends. Developers like Superior Homes are leveraging digital tools and greener designs to meet rising middle-class demand.
Mi Vida Homes is strengthening its position in Kenya’s green housing market after securing IFC EDGE certification for multiple residential projects. The recognition highlights rising demand for energy- and water-efficient homes in urban developments.