Amcco Silver Crest Launch
We lauched our newest project. Prime Plots in Thigio, Kikuyu, touching tarmac. Going for only 1.7m cash deal.
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LAND LAWS IN KENYA.
According to the Constitution, land can be defined as the surface of the earth and the subsurface rock or any body of water on or under the surface
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Why AMCCO Is the Best Place to Start Your Land Ownership Journey in 2026
Start your land ownership journey in Kenya with AMCCO Properties. Transparent process, verified titles in 30 days, virtual reviews. Kikuyu & Ngong land experts.
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Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for Land Board Consent/Certificate in Kenya
In land transactions, it is a common practice to seek consent(s) from the land board at some point. It could be a consent for subdivision, transfer or sale
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How to identify land scammers
Purchasing land for the first time can be an exciting process, but on the same note, it is always advisable to watch out for land scammers, as there are quite a number of them.
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How To Legally Own Land in Kenya
How To Legally Own Land in Kenya There are different ways to legally own land in Kenya, depending on whether you are a citizen or a non-citizen. Should i...
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Title Deed Conversion in Kenya
Title Deed Conversion in Kenya Apart from acquiring a new Title Deed for the first time, simply known as Title Deed Transfer, there is a renewal process...
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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.
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10 Reasons Why Kikuyu Should Be Your Next Home
10 Reasons Why Kikuyu Should Be Your Next Home.Kikuyu has rapidly emerged as one of Kenya's most promising investment hotspots.
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TARMAC: IMPACT OF NEW ROADS ON LAND PRICES IN THIGIO AND KAMANGU
During the time, the areas being sold were under developed and very remote inclusive Ndeiya area which covers Thigio and partially Kamangu. The lack of tarmac and under development contributed to the cheap pricing of land by then.
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