Expert perspectives on Kenya's property market, housing trends, investment opportunities and what it means for you.
Expropriation is real, legal, and happening across Kenya. Here is what every landowner must understand about their constitutional rights, the NLC process, fair compensation, and what to do when the rules are not followed.
They worked their whole lives to leave you something. Then they're gone — and the bills, the courtrooms, and the quiet family fractures begin. An honest look at inheriting property in Kenya for families here and in the diaspora.
You paid in full and signed the Sale Agreement, but the seller died before the title reached your name. A Kenyan real estate lawyer explains your rights, the role of probate, and the court cases that protect you.
You don't need to buy a house to earn rental income. From REITs on the NSE to rent-to-rent strategies and short-let management — discover the smart, low-capital ways Kenyans are tapping into property cash flow in 2026.
A clear, step-by-step roadmap built for Kenyans abroad — from KRA PIN registration and title-deed verification to advocate selection, payment and registration. Everything you need to invest with confidence from anywhere in the world.
Reflections from the African Urban Forum on what real growth means for Africa's cities and people. A closer look at the policies, partnerships and infrastructure shaping the continent's next chapter.
Deciding to buy property in Kenya feels like one of those huge choices that stays with you for years. At HouseTuHome, we focus on keeping things simple and clear for people exploring property opportunities across the country.
The year 2024 began with cautious optimism. Many hoped for an end to the prolonged conflict in Ukraine, which had far-reaching economic implications. Meanwhile, preparations for the U.S. elections, rumours of a COVID-19 resurgence.
In a city defined by ambition and growth, the desire to own a home in Nairobi is deeply personal — and increasingly urgent. For many professionals and families, homeownership represents more than shelter.
Emerging markets refer to countries or regions experiencing rapid economic growth and development, but which have not yet reached the maturity of fully developed economies.
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