Nairobi’s office occupancy rose slightly amid an economic recovery in the second half of last year following the completion of commercial spaces and a growing culture of co-working in a post-pandemic era, a new report shows.
Knight Frank’s report shows the growth in occupancy to 74 percent from 72.8 percent in the first half of 2022 was on the back of a recovering economy where government and corporates sought prime grade A spaces compliant with environment social and governance (ESG) guidelines.
