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Knight Frank Kenya research examining prime property markets, wealth distribution, and commercial and residential property investment opportunities.

Knight Frank examines Kenya's real estate market performance across retail, commercial and residential property sectors during the first half of 2017, set against the country's economic backdrop.

Survey examining Covid-19 impact on Kenyan residential buyers' attitudes, intentions, lifestyle changes, and price expectations.

Knight Frank's market assessment of Kenya's prime real estate destinations, covering recent performance, demand, and supply trends across the country.

Knight Frank's examination of Kenya's economic performance and analysis of financial, industrial, retail, and commercial real estate markets during the first half of 2016.

Knight Frank overview of East Africa's retail landscape and market projections for the second half of 2025.

Knight Frank analysis of industrial market trends and occupier/investor dynamics in the Nalukolongo Industrial Area.

Knight Frank Kenya Market Update provides data-driven insights on retail, office, residential, industrial, hospitality, and tourism sector performance.

Knight Frank Kenya's supplement to The Wealth Report offering insights into prime property markets and wealth distribution across Kenya.

Knight Frank's analysis of Kenya's coastal real estate market conditions and trends.
The heirs of Kenyan billionaire Nelson Muguku are approaching a deal to sell their Karen mall for approximately $70 million, significantly below its 2021 asking price.

Knight Frank infographics on retail market conditions and leisure property trends across East Africa.

A Knight Frank survey finds wealth managers attribute subdued buying appetite among Kenya's affluent to persistent structural challenges in the residential housing market.

Coverage of TRIFIC's USD-denominated I-REIT offering backed by Nairobi's Two Rivers North Tower, targeting 8% annual yield, alongside analysis of subdued residential real estate demand among Kenya's wealthy.
Acorn, Absa Bank Kenya and Co-operative Bank launched the Zinduka Graduate Enterprise Programme combining unsecured student housing loans with start-up capital for graduates, with Co-op Bank committing KSh 1 billion to the initiative.

Kenyan banks are increasing private-sector lending capacity amid stronger deposits and improved liquidity, while tightening credit standards for real estate and wealth managers cite structural challenges dampening residential demand.

Africa's first USD-denominated green income REIT completed an oversubscribed listing on Kenya's NSE, positioning the offering as evidence of strong capital availability in the Kenyan market.

TRIFIC's Green USD I-REIT closed an oversubscribed offering raising $30.82 million, anchored by a fully leased Nairobi office tower set to list on the NSE.

China Road & Bridge Corporation has been selected to construct Jabali Towers, a major vertical development at Tatu City in Kenya expected to generate over 2,000 jobs during construction and operations.

Survey data examines how Kenya's diaspora remittances are driving property ownership and residential real estate investment across the country.

Kenya is developing a mixed-use tech city in Nakuru centred on innovation and skills development, anchored by the Rift Valley National Polytechnic.

Mi Vida Homes' management team, led by CEO Samuel Kariuki, bought full ownership of the Nairobi green/affordable-housing developer from UK-based Actis and India's Shapoorji Pallonji, ending seven years of international investor backing; the price was not disclosed.