From Dreams to Title Deed: The Complete Guide to Buying Land in Kenya
Learn how to buy land in Kenya safely with our complete guide. Trusted process, verified plots in Kikuyu, Ngong & more. Award-winning service.
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TITLE DEEDS: THE TRUTH ABOUT LAND DOCUMENTS IN KENYA (PART 2)
Owning land in Kenya is only fulfilled by owning the Title Deed of the specific land. For you to own a Title Deed you must undergo the Title Deed acquisi...
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List of Awards won by AMCCO in 2024
AMCCO Properties Limited, a leading real estate firm in Kenya, has consistently proven its mettle in the competitive land-selling industry, amassing a remarkable collection of prestigious awards.
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Why You Should Get Land and Build Before You Retire
Why You Should Get Land and Build Before You Retire Buying land and building a home before retirement can be a smart financial decision. The earlier you...
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4 Benefits Of Owning Land As A Chama
4 Benefits Of Owning Land As A Chama In modern times, especially right now when the economy is not easier, land has been commercialized to form a key asp...
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4 BENEFITS OF LAND CLEARING
Having good soil is something that will help you be productive especially when you want to start agribusiness. Clearing the land will redistribute the soil evenly making it healthy. This will also allow your plants to grow green and fresh.
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5 Reasons Why Invest Around Tilisi Developers
5 Reasons Why Invest Around Tilisi Developers There are a number of reasons why you should reside in this area. I might not mention them all because ther...
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AMCCO CEO Strengthens Diaspora Investment Ties in the United States ✈️🇺🇸🇰🇪
AMCCO Properties' CEO delivers title deeds to Kenyan diaspora investors across 4 U.S. cities, reinforcing trust in Kenya's real estate market.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LAND RENT & LAND RATE
Land Rent is a levy imposed on leasehold parcels of land where the annual rent has been reserved at the time the grant is being issued, and it’s payable to the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning.
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