PRIME Utawala’s evolution from wilderness to bustling urban hub The construction of most roads leading to estates within Utawala, which began in 2017, has also contributed to the increase in land prices.
PRIME MPs back law change to hand mortgage holders tax reprieve The government proposes to raise the annual limit for mortgage interest deductions from Sh300,000 to Sh360,000, offering mortgage holders some tax relief.
Lawmakers reject proposal for tax exemption on Reits Lawmakers shot down a new proposal from NSE and other stakeholders to reinstate stamp duty exemption.
IHS investment fund lines up 240 apartments for Sh1.2bn in Limuru IHS targets to expand its affordable housing footprint with a Sh1.2 billion investment in 240 apartments in Limuru.
Hostels developer Acorn to repay Sh1.8bn bond early The firm had raised Sh5.7 billion through the bond in multiple transactions starting in 2019, with the funds used to develop its branded student hostels.
PRIME Home prices in middle class Buru Buru rise faster than upscale Karen The cost of acquiring homes in middle class estates such as Buru Buru, South B and South C has increased at faster rate compared to houses in high-end neighbourhoods.
PRIME Kenya dollar millionaires rent out their second homes Nine out of every 10-dollar millionaires in Kenya are renting out their second homes.
Nairobi home prices dip as costly loans hit demand The growth of house sale prices in Nairobi slowed down in the first quarter of the year.
Real estate investors turn to Africa on Mideast conflicts International investors have begun to look towards markets they once overlooked such as Africa.
Nairobi’s satellite towns post double-digit land price gains A majority of Nairobi’s satellite towns recorded double-digit price growth in the year to March 2024.
Why two master bedrooms are the growing trend in Kenyan homes For many wealthy Kenyan homeowners, one master bedroom is no longer adequate.
Acorn picks Nairobi’s Kijabe Street for new 2,400 capacity hostel project Acorn Holdings has opted for Kijabe Street to host its first student hostel facility in the Nairobi Central Business District.
Property company Acorn raises dividend payments to unitholders Acorn Holdings has increased the dividends payable to unitholders of its two real estate investment trusts.
Residential market boosts Nairobi building approvals The value of buildings approved for construction in Nairobi last year increased by 33.6 percent to Sh217.04 billion.
Eastleigh mall attracts seven banks in under a year Business Bay Square mall (BBS) in Nairobi’s Eastleigh has attracted seven banks in under a year.
Thika homeowners face demolition after losing case More than 70 homeowners now face eviction from an 85-acre parcel of land in Thika.
KTDA unit eyes Nairobi real estate acquisition in expansion drive KTDA Farmers Company targets to expand its real estate portfolio with a property acquisition in Nairobi.
Why youthful city professionals are flocking to Ruaka As urban living expands, young professionals are flocking to Nairobi’s environs such as Ruaka.
KMRC eases access to cheap mortgage for top earners Workers with a monthly income of up to Sh200,000 can now tap the Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company loans.
PRIME Prime office rent flat as oversupply hurts recovery boon Prime office developers kept their asking rents flat, even as occupancy rates increased.
Average land prices in Nairobi suburbs cross Sh200m per acre The value of land in Nairobi last year rose at the fastest rate in seven years.
How weak shilling lifted house prices in Nairobi Property prices in Nairobi and its satellite towns defied tough economic conditions to rise at the highest pace in seven years.
Airbnb introduces extra 2pc charge for cross-currency bookings Guests on Airbnb who opt to pay using a different currency from the host's currency will have to cough up an additional two per cent of the booking total.
Commercial property struggles as residential market grows The latest data published by KNBS shows that the value of non-residential buildings stood at Sh31.5 billion.
KMRC weighs market for second bond issuance KMRC is planning to return to the bond market to issue the second tranche of its Sh10.5 billion medium-term note.