House prices in Nairobi and its environs grew at the fastest pace since 2015, driven by rising demand for standalone units as land prices slowed after developers reduced the need for plots to build apartments following a glut.
A survey conducted by real estate firm HassConsult found that property costs rose 7.7 percent last year compared to 5.2 percent in 2024, marking the highest pace of expansion since 2015, when annual prices increased 9.6 percent.
