Construction

When it comes to large-scale infrastructure, commercial developments, or upscale residential builds, choosing the right contractor is a critical decision. That’s where a granite construction company comes in—bringing a unique blend of technical expertise, high-quality materials, and long-lasting results. In this guide, we’ll break down the benefits of working with a granite contractor, the...

Owning a home in Kenya no longer requires millions in savings. With a budget of up to KSh 3 million, many Kenyans especially first-time homeowner can now access modern, well-designed homes in rapidly growing towns. These affordable homes are typically found in satellite towns, upcoming urban areas, and regions just outside major cities like Nairobi. This article explores the types of homes available...

In Kenya’s fast-growing property sector, the image of owning a modern, move-in-ready house dominates the dreams of many. Yet, the high costs associated with new builds or prime developments are increasingly pushing budget-conscious buyers to consider an alternative: renovation projects. Also known as fixer-uppers, these older or incomplete homes are quietly becoming one of the most viable, flexible, and...

In Kenya’s evolving property market, houses priced below Ksh 5 million represent a sweet spot for affordability, quality, and location. For aspiring homeowners who want more than basic shelter but still need to stick to a reasonable budget, this price range opens the door to a surprisingly diverse array of housing options. Whether you are a first-time buyer, a growing family, or an investor, houses for...

Tucked away on the eastern edge of Nairobi, Utawala has quietly risen from a once-overlooked outskirt into a thriving and sought-after residential area. For years, this neighborhood remained in the shadows of Nairobi’s more prominent real estate zones like Syokimau, Ruiru, and Kiambu. But today, Utawala is making its mark as one of the capital’s most promising and affordable urban frontiers especially...

In Kenya’s fast-growing urban centers, informal settlements often referred to as slums remain a stark reality for millions of residents. Characterized by inadequate housing, poor infrastructure, insecure tenure, and limited access to basic services, these settlements pose significant challenges to both human dignity and sustainable urban development. In response, the Kenya Informal Settlements...

When it comes to premium deck railing components, Deckorators balusters offer the perfect blend of innovation, durability, and visual appeal. Whether you’re building a new deck or upgrading an old one, choosing the right balusters can drastically transform your outdoor space—and Deckorators leads the way in modern baluster solutions. If you’re still weighing your options, our previous guide on...

Zoning may not be the flashiest topic in real estate, but it’s one of the most powerful tools that determines how our cities grow, who lives where, and what kind of developments happen in any given location. Whether you’re a homebuyer, investor, planner, or developer in Kenya or anywhere else understanding zoning laws is essential to making informed real estate decisions. As cities expand and...

In the face of rapid urbanization, growing populations, and limited resources, one housing strategy is proving both practical and empowering: incremental housing. This approach, which allows people to build their homes gradually over time based on their financial ability and evolving needs, offers a realistic and sustainable solution to the global housing crisis particularly for low- and middle-income...

Kenya is experiencing rapid urban growth—by 2050, the population is expected to double. This surge has intensified the expansion of informal settlements or slums. Yet, through programs like the Kenya Slum Upgrading Programme (KENSUP), Drum Valley (Mathare), and initiatives in Kibera and Korogocho, Kenya is transforming these areas into vibrant, sustainable communities. In this article, we examine how...