NEXT Amani

Property for sale in Kenya

Apartment inKenyaNEXT AmaniUSD 59.9K – USD 304K

Buying in Kenya

Country guide · 24 minComplete Investor Guide to Kenyan PropertyEast Africa's economic hub with strong yields and growth potential, navigate foreign ownership restrictions and high-growth opportunitiesEmerging MarketHigh YieldLeasehold OnlyRead the guide

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City guide · 11 minKisumuKenya's third-largest city and the principal hub of the Lake Victoria Basin, Kisumu is being reshaped by a KSh 3 billion port revival, a 46 km lakefront promenade and a phased expansion of Kisumu International Airport, repositioning a former colonial lake port as Western Kenya's commercial gateway. Property is comparatively affordable, with homes ranging from roughly KSh 2 million to KSh 10 million and prime Milimani bungalows reaching KSh 17 million, while serviced land in Riat Hills commands around KSh 7 million per acre. Foreign buyers should note the hard constitutional limit: under Article 65 of the 2010 Constitution, non-citizens may hold land on a leasehold basis only, capped at 99 years, with freehold ownership reserved for Kenyan citizens. Apartment rental yields sit in a realistic 4.8-5.5% gross range, but the headline draw is capital growth, with land values around Mamboleo, Riat Hills and the Kisumu-Busia corridor projected to climb 50-70% over five years as port, airport and Special Economic Zone investment lands.City guide · 8 minMombasaKenya's coastal gateway and East Africa's largest port city, Mombasa blends centuries of Swahili, Arab, Portuguese, and British heritage with modern beach resort living. From the UNESCO-protected Old Town and Fort Jesus to the white-sand beaches of Nyali and Diani, Mombasa offers diverse investment opportunities across heritage tourism, luxury beachfront, and affordable coastal residential markets. Mombasa's strategic importance as East Africa's primary port — handling trade for Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and South Sudan — ensures consistent economic activity and infrastructure investment. The Standard Gauge Railway connecting Mombasa to Nairobi has improved accessibility, while the Diani Beach coastline south of the city has emerged as Kenya's premier beach resort destination with growing international visitor numbers. For property investors, Mombasa offers significantly lower entry prices than Nairobi with compelling beach lifestyle appeal.City guide · 8 minNairobiEast Africa's largest city and financial capital combines a dynamic business environment with extraordinary wildlife on its doorstep. From the leafy estates of Karen beneath the Ngong Hills to the glass towers of Upper Hill, Nairobi offers one of the continent's most compelling property markets — powered by a young, tech-savvy population, a growing middle class, and Kenya's position as the gateway to East and Central Africa. Nairobi has earned the nickname "Silicon Savannah" for its thriving tech startup ecosystem, home to M-Pesa (the world's leading mobile money platform) and hundreds of innovative companies. The city is also the UN's fourth headquarters city, hosting UNEP and UN-Habitat, which brings a significant international community. With Nairobi National Park — where lions roam against a skyline backdrop — just minutes from the CBD, the city offers a lifestyle proposition unlike any other global capital.

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