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In a remarkable achievement, AMCCO Properties Limited was crowned the most trusted real estate company in Kenya at the prestigious Mizani Africa Topscore Brands 2024 Awards. AMCCO CEO James Muturi received the prestigious TopTrusted Leaders Award.
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Why It is Important To Have A Title Deed
Why It is Important To Have A Title Deed Title deeds are important pieces of property documentation that outline the rights and restrictions of a particu...
Eco-Friendly Living: Sustainable Land Development Projects in Kenya
Living in a green, lush and healthy environment surrounded by natural resources such as rivers, trees, and verdant landscapes is a desire that everyone aspires
Pros and Cons Of Leased land in Kenya
Pros and Cons Of Leased land in Kenya Leasing land simply entails the legal agreement wherein a person or organization pays money to another individual o...
3 BEST REASONS TO INVEST IN LAND AS A COUPLE WITH AMCCO
Basically, to avoid conflicts and disputes, this factor has prevailed among most couples over the years but with AMCCO Properties Limited, a solution has been discovered.
How The Property Of A Deceased Is Handled
How The Property Of A Deceased Is Handled When someone dies who initially owned a piece of land, someone called the ‘executor’ or administrat...
Why You Should Consider Doing Land Banking
Land banking is a strategy whereby individuals or entities acquire and hold onto parcels of land with the intention of selling or developing them at a later date for a profit.