Game-Changer for Tenants: Supreme Court Says You Can Exit a Commercial Lease Early! Introduction A landmark Supreme Court decision in Kwanza Estates Limited v. Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology has changed the rules of commercial leasing in Kenya. The Court ruled that a tenant can terminate a lease that lacks a break clause, […]
Category Archives: Nanyuki Real Estate
An analysis of the real estate market in Nanyuki and its environs giving trends, forecasts and the required knowledge for potential investors and travellers.
Housing remains a pressing issue in Kenya, with many citizens struggling to afford decent homes. While urbanization is expanding rapidly, housing supply has failed to keep up with demand, leading to overcrowding and the proliferation of informal settlements. Recognizing this, the Kenyan government has intensified efforts to make housing more accessible, particularly through its Affordable […]
The festive season is upon us, and with it comes the question for many in the real estate market: Is this the best time to sell, buy, or rent a property? December often brings a flurry of excitement and change, as families seek new homes, holidaymakers look for vacation rentals, and investors eye promising deals. […]
The real estate sector in Kenya, particularly in the Laikipia and Nyeri regions, has been evolving rapidly, with a number of key trends shaping investment opportunities. From shifts in buyer preferences to new technological innovations, 2024 has seen several exciting developments. 1. Demand for Residential Properties Laikipia, with its growing urban centers like Nanyuki, continues […]
Apartments are a vital solution to the housing problem worldwide as they offer a living space to a large number of people on a small acreage. In Nanyuki, apartments for rent are popular with low- and middle-class-income bracket. The age group that mostly prefer apartments for rent in Nanyuki range between 18 years to 40 […]
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The growth of Nanyuki town has unexpectedly been fast-tracked by Covid-19 restrictions imposed in the country by the government especially in the capital, Nairobi and other cities in the country. The town has rarely been affected by the major lockdowns, making it a business hub that is under 3 hours’ drive from the capital. With working from home becoming the norm, a number of organizations and their staff have opted to move their operations to Nanyuki while still performing at their optimum capacity. Of course, the shift has reduced the operational costs with issues such transport, housing and generally the cost of living greatly reduced making the town an ideal destination to move too.
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