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How higher statutory deductions have cut mortgage affordability
With the contributions to NSSF going up further this month, loans amount for housing will even reduce further.
By Graham Kajilwa
6d ago
Along the streets or pavements are trees and plants of various species. In some places, trees are surrounded by concrete seating spaces.
By James Wanzala
6d ago
By Boniface Gikandi
6d ago
By Amos Kiarie
1w ago
By Graham Kajilwa
1w ago
By James Wanzala
1w ago
Buying a piece of land in Juja or Ruiru in Kiambu County could be the most profitable real estate venture for an investor.
By Graham Kajilwa
1w ago
European cities dominate the rankings, taking seven of the top 10 spots for balancing quality of life with safety.
By James Wanzala
1w ago
Suitable crops in the region included grains, vegetables, and fruits.
By Ben Ahenda
2w ago
The manufacturer will install a new energy-efficient clinkerisation plant as part of the Sh26 billion allotted for EAPC.
By Graham Kajilwa
2w ago
After a turbulent 2024 marred by high interest rates, costly construction inputs, and sluggish sales, industry executives reported a market stabilisation in 2025.
By Brian Ngugi
2w ago
The National Construction Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2025, seeks to integrate climate change responsiveness, renewable energy use, and environmental sustainability, into construction regulations.
By Jacinta Mutura
3w ago
Retrofitting cities means upgrading existing buildings, infrastructure and systems to be more sustainable, efficient, resilient and healthier.
By James Wanzala
3w ago
The stability of the shilling, while advantageous to the sector, has not been of much relief to cushion the increasing cost of construction.
By Graham Kajilwa
3w ago
They have also described the statement as alarming and could cause unnecessary panic to Kenyans.
By Irene Githinji
3w ago
Professional associations in the built environment have painted a grim picture of construction safety in Nairobi, warning that only 15 per cent of buildings in the city are structurally safe.
By Jacinta Mutura
1mo ago
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