Occupancy of Nairobi's prime office space climbs on demand

Knight Frank Kenya CEO Mark Dunford addressing journalists during the Wealth Report 2025 – Kenyan 2nd Edition launch event at Capital Club in Nairobi on May 13, 2025. 

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Occupancy levels in Nairobi’s prime offices jumped to 77.7 percent by the end of June from 72.7 percent at the beginning of the year, driven by strong uptake in recently completed units.

The prime category refers to Grade A offices that are in key business locations, feature high-quality contemporary designs, and are equipped with cutting-edge facilities.

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