Projects are being impacted by delayed shipments of products.
The retail property sector is now a renters’ market, with tenants demanding rent reductions.
Companies are increasingly selling their buildings and renting spaces to unlock capital.
Property developers are increasingly offering huge promotions to entice buyers.
KRA is checking Kenya Power’s meter register to identify and smoke out defaulters.
Devki's proposal to acquire a portion of the business appealed to the receiver managers.
Kiambu investors part with a minimum of Sh30, 000.
Locals are being left out in the tendering of public infrastructure deals.
This comes at a time when Kenyan cement manufacturers are going through tough times.
Raysut supplies about 300,000 tonnes of clinker to Kenya and Tanzania every three months.
Developers will be allowed to build up to 75 floors in high-density areas.
The much-awaited summit will take place on June 12-13, 2025.
All development applications will now require residents' approval.