Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s commercial capital has strengthened its position as East Africa’s high-cost rental hub, overtaking traditional regional giants such as Nairobi in prime property premiums.
According to the 7th edition of the Africa Real Estate Report 2026/27, launched last month by global property consultants Knight Frank, a ‘selective recovery’ is driving value growth across the continent.
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