The National Land Commission (NLC) plays a crucial role in safeguarding and managing land and property rights in Kenya. Established under the 2010 Constitution, the NLC is tasked with overseeing land administration, ensuring equitable access, and resolving land disputes. As land remains a vital and often contentious resource in Kenya, the commission’s role is pivotal…
Nairobi’s rapid urbanisation and city status as an economic and employment hub has, for a fact, seen an influx in young professionals. According to a research by the Kenya Labour Market Profile 2024-2025, Kenya’s urbanisation rate has slowly increased from about 20% in 2000 to 29% in 2022. It is projected that more than half…
There’s something beautiful about watching growth where no one expected it. Small towns, once overlooked and underestimated, have blossomed into powerful economic hubs. Those who invested early, when plots were going for a few hundred thousand shillings, have seen those same parcels triple or quadruple in value. As urban centres stretch and Kenya continues to…
So, you’ve decided to join the real estate market, maybe as an agent, a budding realtor, or even a homeowner looking to sell. You’ve heard the success stories and seen just how lucrative the industry can be, and now you’re eager to claim your share. You start out ‘small’—posting your listings on WhatsApp status, Instagram…
The one million target sounds noble, even necessary, considering Kenya’s growing urban population and rising demand for decent housing. While the affordable housing agenda is gaining momentum, it has not been without pushback — especially from communities directly affected by the developments. For most Kenyans, the hope isn’t in a headline figure, it’s in finally…
Kenya is rapidly transforming. Konza’s phased development focuses first on infrastructure, including roads, power, and water systems, with an aim to attract global tech talent. While the original 2022 goal hasn’t yet been met, the project remains a vital step toward addressing Kenya’s urban housing shortage, with demand expected to skyrocket to nearly 300,000 units…
Kenya’s bustling capital, Nairobi, has earned the nickname “The New York of Africa.” This vibrant city boasts a skyline that mixes architectural beauty, historical landmarks, and cutting-edge modernity. Nairobi’s skyline is dotted with iconic buildings, each with a unique story that reflects the city’s journey from a humble railway town to a hub of culture,…
Investing in land is like planting a tree: the sooner you start, the sooner it grows. Whether for speculation, building your dream home, farming or just for the future, land is one of the best investments one can make. Understanding your budget and preferences will help you narrow down your search and focus on areas…
Land grabbing has unfortunately become a very common phenomenon in Kenya In recent years, land grabbing cases have surged, especially in urban and peri-urban areas where the demand for prime land is high. Avoid purchasing land directly from individuals, especially if the deal seems rushed or suspiciously cheap. Knowledge truly is power, stay informed! Land…
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