Kenya’s housing deficit exceeds 2 million units, with annual demand outpacing supply by over 200,000 units. Urban growth in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu has fueled demand for affordable and middle-income housing.

Despite major strides under the government’s Affordable Housing Programme, only about 2% of new housing caters to low-income earners. Areas like Syokimau, Ruiru, and Kikuyu on the outskirts of Nairobi are seeing rapid growth, offering more accessible housing alternatives for working-class Kenyans.

The Property Show provides a regional platform for East African developers and buyers to explore investment opportunities in Kenya. By showcasing Kenyan developments to a broader audience, including the Ugandan diaspora and regional investors, we help foster cross-border Real estate partnerships.