6 TYPES OF REAL ESTATE FRAUDS IN KENYA
6 TYPES OF REAL ESTATE FRAUDS IN KENYA Real estate Fraud is a scenario whereby one person or party commits fraud in connection with the purchase, sale, r...
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NEW PLOTS FOR SALE AT 500K WITHIN NAIROBI
With the rapid congestion in most Nairobi Estates including Pipeline, BuruBuru, Kasarani, Kangemi amongst others, land to settle and build houses on is d...
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Pacesetters International Award 2025
AMCCO Properties wins Pacesetters International Award for innovation in property investment. Digital tools and transparency redefine Kenya real estate 2025.
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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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4 WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR LAND FROM FRAUDSTERS
4 WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR LAND FROM FRAUDSTERS Land fraudsters are people who acquire other people’s land or property through unlawful means. Fraudste...
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The Launch Of Our Diaspora Partnership With KNCCI.
Honored to collaborate with KNCCI on diaspora investment in Kenya's Real Estate. Together, we’re empowering Kenyans abroad to invest back home!
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Grandview Estate: AMCCO Set to Launch Prime Plots at Affordable Price
Grandview Estate 50 by 100 plots located in Kamangu selling from KSh 1.5 million.
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Advantages of Using the Ardhisasa App Before Buying Land
The Ardhisasa app, developed by the Government of Kenya, has revolutionized the process by providing a secure, efficient, and transparent digital platform for land-related services.
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LAND: 3 DO'S AND DON'TS WHEN SHOPPING
As a land buyer, your first move is land shopping. At this stage you lay down the available options and weigh the best. But beware at this stage you do encounter numerous circumstances with either positive/negative consequences.
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INVESTING WITH A GROUP (CHAMA,SACCO) IN KENYA
Land prices are shooting high daily and the chances of owning land the more you procrastinate are reducing. The high land prices stand out as the most worrying factor to why most Kenyans haven’t invested in land yet.
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