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Kenya’s real estate sector is witnessing renewed growth as affordable housing takes center stage in Nairobi and other urban areas. Government incentives, rising urbanization, and private developers’ entry are driving the trend, with apartments and gated communities emerging as top choices for middle-income earners.
Kenya’s real estate market is showing remarkable resilience in 2025, despite rising construction costs and economic shifts. From houses for sale in Nairobi to growing demand in satellite towns, the property sector continues to attract investors, developers, and homebuyers.