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Real Estate
Developers targeting Kenya’s wealthy are now pricing the units in foreign currencies such as the US dollar. The continued upward trend in prime residential…
Housing demand in Kenya is estimated at 250,000 units annually.…
Jenga Leo is a coworking space based in Nairobi and offers workers several benefits, including high-speed Wi-Fi and air condition. The company offers several facilities, including a Skype and podcasting room and a childcare centre. Others are a yoga studio and gym room.
The administrator said the company’s innovative concept capitalises on that trend by bringing health and work together in one accessible place.
“The name itself plays by creating ‘building blocks’ as part of an organisation’s desire, with Jenga meaning ‘build’, ‘leo’ meaning today.
Hence, the concept takes building today to create the foundation of a workplace dynamic that allows for one’s mind, body, and soul to flourish.
A new report by Knight Frank shows that whilst still declining, prime residential rents declined…
Kenya’s construction industry is projected to grow by up to 3.9 percent this year, according…
Listed real estate is also expected to continue performing poorly in 2021 with the Fahari I-Reit having opened the year at a relatively low trading price of Sh5.8 per share.
This is coupled with the expected negative performance of the office sector and lack of investor appetite in the instrument due to negative investor sentiments.
The firm has undertaken assignments in 50 of the 54 African countries and employs more than 500 people in its network of over 20 local offices.
This latest partnership comes at a time when the firm’s latest London sales and lettings reports show that June was a record-breaking month for sales transactions, lettings, viewings and new prospective tenants registering.
Real Estate developer Superior Homes Kenya is putting up a Sh7 billion ($68.8 million) residential…
Cytonn Investments has filed an application with the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) to register a…
