Month: January 2014

IN Kenya, most real estate investment for apartments is usually done by the high class and upper middle class. This is the class that can afford to construct apartments which cost on average between kes 20 million to kes 50 million for a block of flats sitting on a 1/8th acre of land within 30km…

The highest returns on investment in the Kenyan real estate industry can be seen on those who initially acquired land in Nairobi CBD. In the early 1900s, Nairobi CBD was a simple village with small time shops as seen below. During this time, some people were wise enough to acquire the land and invest, knowing…