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Infrastructure, trust key to cities success as Nairobi, Rome stagnate
Residents in high-performing cities tend to perceive more transparency in their habitats and want to be actively engaged in the processes that shape their quality of life.
By James Wanzala
6d ago
Kenya’s hospitality real estate sector is undergoing a structural shift as developers increasingly design properties around experience
By Amos Kiarie
6d ago
By Graham Kajilwa
1w ago
By James Wanzala
1w ago
By Nanjinia Wamuswa
1w ago
By Philip Mwakio
1w ago
Across Kenya, smart home technology is slowly reshaping how people live, offering homeowners greater security, convenience, and energy efficiency.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa
1w ago
All formal settlements in Mombasa will receive a facelift through the KISIP, a county-led partnership with the World Bank.
By Philip Mwakio
1w ago
Kenya faces a housing deficit running into millions of units, with demand far outstripping supply, particularly in urban centres such as Nairobi.
By Esther Dianah
2w ago
Equity Group Holdings owns the Equity Afya chain of health facilities through Equity Group Foundation
By Graham Kajilwa
2w ago
The rising cost of building materials has pushed those in the built environment to engage in cost-cutting measures.
By Paul Kariuki
2w ago
Sub-Saharan Africa faces a shortfall of nearly 150,000 construction project professionals by 2035, even as governments pour billions into infrastructure, PMI research shows.
By David Njaaga
2w ago
The recent floods in Nairobi have exposed serious drainage problems within the city centre and its suburbs.
By James Wanzala
2w ago
Kenya’s REITs market capitalisation has nearly tripled in five years, reflecting rising investor interest in property through alternative, low-hassle investment channels.
By Brian Ngugi
2w ago
Sub-Saharan Africa faces a shortfall of nearly 150,000 construction project professionals by 2035, even as governments pour billions into infrastructure, PMI research shows.
By David Njaaga
3w ago
Kenya is next month ready to host the continental forum on the future of Africa’s cities as the continent faces rapid urban population growth.
By Selina Mutua
3w ago
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