Much of the Coast is still community land, where ownership has not been formally registered.
By
Edna Mwenda
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
Land prices at Kenya’s Coast have grown in value over the past five years, but finding ready-to-develop-plots remains difficult due to unclear ownership, environmental regulations and infrastructure gaps.
Kenyans seeking to acquire property in the affluent Coastal neighborhoods, will now have to pay double the price they paid before…
Kwale is one of the poorest counties in the country, according to official data, despite being endowed valuable natural resources.
Its strategic location and affordable land makes it attractive to investors.
As Zanzibar attracts growing numbers of international property investors, questions about developer reliability, project…
Kenya's most significant real estate opportunity is not solely dependent on capital, market sentiments, or a favourable interest…
Collusion between land officials and fraudsters has enabled forged transfers, illegal subdivisions and manipulation of historical…
