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Co-op Bank has partnered with Fanaka to help Kenyans finance land purchases and construction, bringing the two parts of the property journey closer together.
KMRC recognised Kenya’s leading banks and SACCOs at the 2026 KAHC Awards for affordable home loans, innovation, reach and housing impact.
The name change comes at a time when members have lost confidence in the organization, with individuals choosing to save their money elsewhere.
Chandarana is opening at Tilisi, making everyday shopping easier as the mixed-use development continues to add more services for residents.
Myspace Properties, a once formidable force in the real estate industry, is among the latest Kenyan giants to be placed under liquidation.
The latest Numbeo rankings show Nairobi remains one of Africa's more affordable rental markets, cheaper than Dar es Salaam, Addis Ababa, and even Kampala.
Home sales are rising across Europe as cheaper mortgages drive demand. Could lower financing costs unlock affordable homeownership and boost Kenya's market?
Nairobi has introduced a new development policy that brings stricter zoning, infrastructure checks and planning rules to guide future growth.
KPDA's new tracking platform could help identify approval delays, improve transparency and strengthen efforts to speed up real estate development in Kenya.
The Finance Bill 2026 brings new tax incentives for REITs and fresh compliance rules for diaspora landlords. Here's what every property investor should know.
Glee Hotel in Runda has been placed under administration over a Sh7.75 billion debt. Here's what happened, what administration means, and why it matters.
Saudi Arabia's Mabani Aljazeera Holding Group joins Jabali Towers at Tatu City, marking a major boost for Kenya's real estate market.
PrimeVale launches with a bold promise: make real estate in Kenya less confusing, more transparent, and genuinely accessible to everyone.
Absa Bank Kenya has launched a new developer-led mortgage offering 8.9% interest and financing of up to 105%, making off-plan homeownership more accessible.