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Different Routes to Kamangu, Kikuyu

Different Routes to Kamangu Area in Kikuyu The Southern Bypass from Nairobi CBD.

Amcco Orchard Phase 2 Launch

Amcco Orchard Phase 2 Launch

AMCCO Properties Limited Opens New Office in Ngong

AMCCO Properties Limited has opened a new office in Ngong at Milele Mall, offering convenient, personalized land services for buyers in Ngong and surrounding areas. With affordable land options starting from KSh 600,000, Ngong presents a great investment opportunity. Visit AMCCO’s Ngong office for expert guidance on your land-buying journey.

How To Perform an Online Land Search

How To Perform an Online Land Search In Kenya In an attempt to become more efficient for Kenyans, the Ministry of Lands has been working to digitize all...

How the Southern Bypass has Facilitated the Growth Of Thigio in Kikuyu

How the Southern Bypass has Facilitated the Growth Of Thigio in Kikuyu Initially, Thigio was really not what it has become now that the Southern Bypass w...

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.

How Kenyan Women Are Quietly Dominating the Land Market (And Why You Should Join Them)

Kenyan women account for 60% of rural land purchases. Learn how women are dominating land ownership with chamas & flexible plans. AMCCO Properties guide inside.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TESTATE SUCCESSION AND INTESTATE SUCCESSION

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TESTATE SUCCESSION AND INTESTATE SUCCESSION Succession is one of the most common ways through which one can acquire and own land in Ke...

How to Do a Land Search on eCitizen in 2026: Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to do a land search on eCitizen Kenya in 2026. Step-by-step RL27 guide, costs, requirements, and what to check before buying land. AMCCO Properties.

KIKUYU: THE INCEPTION OF KENYA’S EDUCATION

Kikuyu, a popular town well known to largely hold Kenya’s history for over decades is today’s topic of discussion. The town’s name was derived from its native community of the Kikuyu Tribe