Originally published by AllAfrica News: Kenya — Read the original article →
[Capital FM] As Kenya’s economic fundamentals stabilize and urban investors look for robust hedges against inflation, the property market is experiencing a profound structural shift. Recent data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) and market insights from Knight Frank Kenya highlight a distinct market reality: while high-rise apartments face oversupply adjustments, prime standalone houses and townhouses continue to outpace other residential classes in capital appreciation.