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How to Replace a Lost Title Deed in Kenya
Learn the step-by-step process of replacing a lost title deed in Kenya, including reporting the loss, obtaining necessary documents, and applying for a new title deed through the Land Registration Act of 2012
Read moreBuying land to building Vs. Buying a ready House
Are you in the land market for a new home in Kenya? One of the biggest decisions you’ll face is whether to buy land and build a house or buy an already built house.
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How AMCCO Properties Enhances Land Value through Development
Maximising the value of a property in real estate lies in strategic planning and meticulous execution of ideas with a view to adding value to the property
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Why AMCCO Properties Stands Out as the Best Land Selling Company in Kenya
Why AMCCO Properties Stands Out as the Best Land Selling Company in Kenya
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From SAVING to OWNING: how "Lipa Pole Pole" is closing the housing gap for Gen Z and millennials
Buy land in Kenya on flexible installments from KSh 100K. AMCCO's Lipa Pole Pole plans offer zero interest, all-inclusive pricing, and freehold titles for Gen Z and millennials.
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We're excited to launch two amazing projects! Royal Gardens Phase 3 & Harmony Estate.
Royal Gardens Phase 3 in Kamangu (300m from tarmac) is available for Ksh. 1.4M, and Harmony Estate in Thigio (100m from tarmac) is priced at Ksh. 2.2M. Both include title deed transfer fees and have water and electricity on site.
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Why AMCCO's Process Is Faster and More Reliable.
Amcco understand that buying land is a significant investment, and they go above and beyond to ensure that the experience is as smooth and stress-free as possible.
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What is Often Overlooked: Advanced Tips for Buying Land in Kenya
Are you a diaspora buyer, young investor or first-timer? Our guide provides critical warnings & expert tips to ensure you avoid costly mistakes in land buying
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Can One Own Land In Kenya As A Foreigner?
Whilst Kenyan citizens are allowed to own Freehold Land, non Kenyan Citizens cannot. They are only limited to owning land on leasehold terms.
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