Kenya’s real estate market saw a 5.6% growth in the first half of 2025, according to a Knight Frank report. Infrastructure investment, valued at about KSh 217.3 billion, was a key driver. Major projects like the Kwa Jomvu–Mariakani highway, Nairobi River regeneration, and developments around Nairobi’s bypasses are helping improve connectivity and boosting property values along corridors.
Prime residential prices rose about 5.63% year-on-year, while prime residential rents increased by 7.96%. Rental demand remains strong especially among expatriates and high-net-worth individuals.